This kei truck features a fuel-injected engine, automatic transmission, and push-button 4WD.

The fuel-injected engine offers several advantages over the carbureted engines of earlier generations: more power, easier cold starts, and simpler maintenance — accessible to any mechanic.

Starting with the 1999+ models, the kei truck cabin became wider and more spacious than previous generations, providing a higher level of comfort. The wheelbase is 24 inches longer, which greatly improves road stability.

As with all kei trucks, the three sides of the bed fold down to make loading and unloading easier.

The wheels have also been shifted forward, further increasing wheelbase and stability. The extended front end — replacing the older flat-nose design — offers improved occupant safety in the event of a collision.

The body and undercarriage are completely rust-free.

The truck can be registered for off-road use until January 2026. After that, it will be eligible for on-road registration following a SAAQ inspection.