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2027 Isuzu NMS 45-150 AWD review: Quick drive

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First reported by CarExpert · 10 October at 12:00 am

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The quick read

The Isuzu NMS replaces the NLS in the N-Series truck range with a new dual-clutch automatic transmission and on-demand all-wheel drive.
The new transmission and all-wheel drive system increase the capability and appeal of the NMS to Australian truck buyers.
The addition of the dual-clutch automatic transmission gives Isuzu dealers more flexibility when it comes to stock and ordering.
The new features of the NMS will require effective marketing and sales efforts to communicate their value to potential customers.

For dealers: The new Isuzu NMS's increased capability and appeal will likely lead to more showroom traffic and sales inquiries for Australian dealers.

AI-assisted summary of the coverage below — check the original reporting before relying on specifics.

ADME commentary

The ADME angle

The Isuzu NMS's new dual-clutch automatic transmission and on-demand all-wheel drive will increase its appeal to Australian truck buyers who need a vehicle that can handle both on-road and off-road driving.

This increased capability will likely lead to more showroom traffic for Isuzu dealers, as customers seek out a truck that can meet their specific needs.

What it means for the order bank

The addition of the dual-clutch automatic transmission to the N-Series range will also give Isuzu dealers more flexibility when it comes to stock and ordering, as they can now offer customers a wider range of transmission options.

This could lead to increased sales and revenue for Isuzu dealers, particularly if they are able to effectively market the new features of the NMS to potential customers.

Competitor response

Other truck manufacturers, such as those offering the NLS's traditional competitors, will need to respond to the new features of the Isuzu NMS in order to remain competitive in the Australian market.

Isuzu dealers can take advantage of this by emphasizing the unique features of the NMS in their marketing and sales efforts, and by highlighting the benefits of the dual-clutch automatic transmission and on-demand all-wheel drive to potential customers.

Taking action

This week, Isuzu dealers can start preparing for the increased showroom traffic and sales inquiries that the new NMS is likely to generate, by training their sales staff on the features and benefits of the new model and by developing marketing campaigns that effectively communicate the value proposition of the NMS to potential customers.