Updated 10 November 2026
The Isuzu D-Max price in Kenya starts at KSh 3.89 million for the single cab 4×2 with a manual gearbox and rises to KSh 8.996 million for the 3.0-litre double cab 4×4, according to the price list Isuzu East Africa publishes on its website. The double cab most buyers ask about costs KSh 6.949 million as a manual and KSh 7.2 million as an automatic.
Prices checked on 10 November 2026 on Isuzu East Africa’s price list. Loan examples use average rates from the Kenya Bankers Association’s Total Cost of Credit site. Ask a dealer for a written quotation before you pay.
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Isuzu D-Max price in Kenya by version
Isuzu East Africa lists six D-Max versions with a price. The model codes are as Isuzu shows them.
| Version | Isuzu code | Price (KSh) |
|---|---|---|
| Single cab 4×2, manual | TFR87 S/C 4X2 M/T | 3,890,000 |
| Single cab 4×4, manual | TFS 87 S/C 4X4 M/T | 4,390,000 |
| Single cab 4×4, automatic | TFS 87 S/C 4X4 A/T | 4,600,000 |
| Double cab 4×4, manual | TFS 87 4X4 D/C M/T | 6,949,000 |
| Double cab 4×4, automatic | TFS 87 4X4 D/C A/T | 7,200,000 |
| Double cab 3.0 4×4 | TFS 40 4X4 DC | 8,996,000 |
The same price list shows the mu-X SUV at KSh 8.99 million for the LS-U and KSh 9.99 million for the LS-T. All Isuzu prices, including trucks and buses, are on our car prices in Kenya page.
Single cab or double cab: what the price gap buys
Moving from the cheapest single cab to the cheapest double cab adds KSh 3.059 million, so the double cab costs nearly 80% more. Within the single cabs, four-wheel drive adds KSh 500,000 over the 4×2, and an automatic gearbox adds another KSh 210,000. Among the double cabs, the automatic costs KSh 251,000 more than the manual, and the 3.0-litre TFS40 costs KSh 1.796 million more than the automatic TFS87.
A single cab suits a business that mainly carries goods: farm produce, building materials or deliveries. A double cab has a second row of seats, so it suits buyers who need the vehicle to carry passengers as well as cargo. If the vehicle is for a company, ask your accountant how it will be treated for tax, and read our guide to asset finance vs leasing before deciding how to pay.
Monthly repayments on a D-Max loan
Most buyers finance a D-Max. The examples below assume a 20% deposit and a five-year loan, using each bank’s average asset finance rate on the Total Cost of Credit site. Your own rate may be higher or lower.
- Single cab 4×2 manual (KSh 3.89 million): after a deposit of KSh 778,000 you borrow KSh 3.112 million. At Bank of Baroda’s 13.8% average, the repayment is about KSh 72,089 a month; at KCB’s 15.88%, about KSh 75,480; at Equity’s 17.41%, about KSh 78,029; and at Family Bank’s 18.89%, about KSh 80,539.
- Double cab 4×4 manual (KSh 6.949 million): after a deposit of KSh 1.39 million you borrow about KSh 5.559 million. The monthly repayment is about KSh 128,777 at 13.8%, KSh 134,835 at 15.88%, KSh 139,389 at 17.41% and KSh 143,872 at 18.89%.
Over five years, the difference between the 13.8% and 18.89% rates on the double cab is about KSh 905,700 in interest. That is why it pays to compare lenders before choosing a dealer’s preferred bank. Our car loan interest rates comparison lists every bank’s average, and the car loan calculator works out other amounts and terms.
How the D-Max price compares
Few brands publish pickup prices in Kenya, which makes direct comparison hard. Changan Kenya lists its Hunter 4WD from KSh 4.8 million and the Hunter K50 REEV 4WD from KSh 7.9 million. Toyota Kenya, the distributor of the Hilux, does not publish prices and asks buyers to contact it for a quotation.
If you are weighing a new D-Max against a used import, compare the on-the-road cost of each. Use our car import duty calculator for the taxes on an import and our used car checklist before buying second-hand.
Before you buy
Ask the dealer to put these in writing: whether the price includes registration and plates, the warranty and service intervals, any accessories such as a canopy or tow bar, and how long the quoted price is valid. Get comprehensive insurance quotes early; our car insurance premium estimator gives a starting figure. After delivery, check that the logbook is in your name on NTSA’s system.
For more on buying and running a vehicle, see the motoring hub.
Frequently asked questions
How much is a new Isuzu D-Max in Kenya?
Isuzu East Africa lists the D-Max from KSh 3.89 million (single cab 4×2 manual) to KSh 8.996 million (3.0-litre double cab 4×4), as of 10 November 2026.
How much is the Isuzu D-Max double cab in Kenya?
The TFS87 double cab 4×4 costs KSh 6.949 million with a manual gearbox and KSh 7.2 million with an automatic. The TFS40 3.0 double cab costs KSh 8.996 million.
What is the monthly repayment on a D-Max loan?
With a 20% deposit over five years, a KSh 3.89 million single cab costs about KSh 72,000 to KSh 81,000 a month at average bank rates between 13.8% and 18.89%. A KSh 6.949 million double cab costs about KSh 129,000 to KSh 144,000 a month.
Where can I buy a new D-Max?
From Isuzu East Africa and its dealers. The company’s website has a dealer locator and a quotation request form.
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