Replacing the Gran Max Euro 2, the improved and enhanced model comes with on-the-road without insurance price that starts from RM73,164.
It's produced by Daihatsu’s Indonesian subsidiary, P.T. Astra Daihatsu Motor.
The new Gran Max Euro 4 is equipped with an aluminum block 1.5-litre 2NR engine with a new Dual VVT (variable valve timing for both intake and exhaust valves) to achieve outstanding fuel efficiency, boost driving performance with reduction in NOx and particulate emissions.
Steering is the electrical power steering (EPS) type while wheels are bigger at 14-inch and provide better stability control and support for larger load.
Fuel consumption for the manual transmission pick-up truck variant is 12.5km per litre while the manual transmission panel van variant delivers 13.3km per litre. The automatic panel van achieves 13.5km per litre.
Features includes Vehicle Stability Control (VSC) with Emergency Signal System (ESS), dual SRS airbags for driver and passenger, anti-lock braking system (ABS), Immobilizer, reverse sensors and alarm system.
The Gran Max pick-up truck has a maximum load capacity of 800kg while the panel van variant carries up to 750kg.
Additional practical compartments are included to provide added convenience, along with other essential comforts such as the Passenger Seat Open Tray, the Centre Console Tray, three Cup Holders (passenger, driver and console box).
Convenience items are passenger seat open tray, centre console tray and three cup holders (passenger, driver and console box).
Daihatsu Malaysia managing director Arman Mahadi said the demand for the Gran Max had always been encouraging as it is used in a wide variety of industries, including in construction, service, agriculture as well as in courier, delivery and logistics sectors.
"With this upgrade, Daihatsu intends to cater to the needs of those looking for improved fuel-efficiency and performance and to support the work and lifestyles of a variety of customers," he said.
