Isuzu UK has unveiled its latest model for the burgeoning vehicle camping market, the D-Max Basecamp.
The camping adventure vehicle is built upon the formidable Isuzu D-Max AT35 pick-up truck, which has already been enhanced by Arctic Trucks, adding a ARB Asperance Rooftop Tent to the truck.
This new Isuzu model caters for the increasing market for wilderness exploration and self-sufficient travel, transforming the D-Max into a fully equipped mobile base, with a comprehensive off-road camping solution. The Basecamp integrates a suite of premium accessories from ARB and Lazer, ensuring adventurers can stay comfortably even in remote and challenging environments.
The Basecamp gets the D-Max AT35's core feature, namely the Bilstein suspension and 35-inch tyres, but its transformation centers around a range accessories. There's an ARB Ascent Canopy for secure and weatherproof storage, and an ARB Esperance Rooftop Tent, offering elevated sleeping quarters.
Practicality is further enhanced by an ARB Outback Drawers Set with Slide Kitchen, as well as an ARB Zero Single-Zone electric coolbox and fridge.
The Basecamp also gets an ARB Base Rack with Wind Deflector and Trade Rails for secure gear transportation, an ARB Ensuite Tent to act as a shower room, and an ARB ONTAP Portable Camping Shower.
Lighting comes in the shape of a Lazer Linear-36 Elite Rooftop Lightbar and Lazer Linear-6 Elite grille-mounted lightbars.
Appearance-wise it gets a matt black front grille, bonnet protector, wind visors, and 5-inch side bars with steps.
George Wallis, head of marketing at Isuzu UK, commented: "The new Basecamp is a peak adventure vehicle, designed to let you explore without boundaries."
"It’s the perfect terrain-mate for those who want to take the road less travelled and really gear up for the wild. With the new Basecamp, customers can turn their Isuzu D-Max AT35 into a fully equipped home away from home, ready for unforgettable experiences. It’s anything but base-ic."
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