Isuzu delivers D-Max EV pickups to MHH Contracting
It is among the first UK customers to receive the D-Max EV.
Isuzu has delivered two D-Max Electric Vehicle (EV) pickups to MHH Contracting, an aggregates, waste removal and recycling company.
It is among the first UK customers to receive the D-Max EV.
MHH Contracting selected the D-Max EV to help meet its environmental, social and governance (ESG) targets, while future-proofing its vehicle strategy.
The D-Max EVs are used on and off road and are charged overnight.
RN Golden, a Huddersfield-based Isuzu dealer supplied the pickups.
Rachel Woodhouse-Hague, director at MHH Contracting, said: “We’re excited by the new D-Max EV and to be one of the first organisations to acquire them.
“The EVs fit with our sustainable waste management ethos, and clients and staff across our private and public enterprises relate to our ambitions for shrinking our carbon footprint.
“The D-Max EVs make perfect sense. We are also aware of Government targets for internal combustion (ICE) phase-out and expanding clean air zones.
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