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Isuzu s new D-Max hits UK market as Nissan Navara bows out

© Isuzu The winds of change are whistling through the pickup market, with the choice of 10 brands slashed to just four as big players desert the sector en masse.   Nissan and Mitsubishi will be gone by the start of next year, following Mercedes-Benz and Fiat out of the door. Great Wall scurried back to China some time ago, having failed to bloody the noses of more illustrious foes despite heavily undercutting them on price. And Volkswagen has pulled the plug on its Amarok, too – although it will return as a rebadged Ford Ranger sometime next year. Nissan and Mercedes blame underwhelming pickup sales, while Mitsubishi’s top brass have decided to sack off the European automotive market altogether. All of them also have the challenge, and expense, of emissions regulations to contend with – choppy waters to navigate when your buyers are clamouring for big, powerful engines.

British start-up to build first UK farm-focused electric 4x4

© ATAE Farmers eager to ditch their diesel runaround for an electric alternative finally have the prospect of something that is sensibly priced and fit for work. The Munro is being built by All Terrain All Electric (ATAE), a Scottish start-up concentrated on low-volume manufacturing of a proper battery-powered, ag-spec four-wheel drive. The company was founded by Russ Peterson and Ross Anderson in 2019, and they have wasted no time in beginning production of their debut mk1 vehicle. But rather than following convention in adapting a standard Land Rover Defender, the Munro is based on the galvanised chassis and body of Foers Engineering’s Ibex 4×4.

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