Jiangxi Isuzu Releases Three Pickups in Kunming
On May 21, Jiangxi Isuzu officially released its latest three pickups, including 2019 D-MAX, 2019 Lingtuo and brand new Ruimai S. Set to redefining the pickup, the three vehicles are injecting new dynamics to the pickup industry.


2019 Lingtuo is equipped with an automatic transmission gearbox. With newly upgraded interior, it aims to provide new travel experience for pickup users.

The new Ruimai S also assumes a more eye-catching appearance and introduces a number of state-of-art technologies. With more competitive prices, the three pickups fully meet the diverse needs and requirements of their customers.
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