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Isuzu is a Japanese car manufacturer that specializes in the production of commercial vehicles, buses, and heavy-duty trucks. Founded in 1916, the company is renowned for its commitment to innovation, quality, and excellence. One of the world's largest manufacturers of commercial trucks and buses, Isuzu has a presence in more than 70 countries and is the second-largest seller of diesel-powered vehicles in the world. With a strong focus on safety and reliability, Isuzu vehicles are known for their high performance and durability. In this section, you'll find all the latest news, articles, and videos on Isuzu.
Isuzu D-Max gets new 2.2L Ddi MaxForce engine – replaces 1.9L, 163 PS/400 Nm, lower FC, 8-speed AT - paultan.org
Nearly ten years after introducing the RZ4E-TC 1.9 litre Ddi BluePower four-cylinder turbodiesel in the D-Max pick-up truck and MU-X SUV, Isuzu has given the oil burner a right shot in the arm thanks to […]
Isuzu Ute Australia celebrates 350,000 vehicle sales | Autotalk Australia
In October 2024, Isuzu Ute Australia (IUA) celebrated three milestones: over a quarter of a million D-Max and more than a hundred thousand MU-X were sold and delivered locally, marking more than 350,000 sales of Isuzu utes and SUVs since 2008. The Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries (FCAI) reported that the October 2024 new vehicle
2025 Mazda BT-50 facelift launched in Thailand – 2.2L MaxForce engine, new face, digital meters, fr RM98k - paultan.org
Revealed to the world in October, the facelifted Mazda BT-50 was launched at the recent Thai Motor Expo. This is the second revision for the Isuzu D-Max-based pick-up truck, receiving some of the recent updates […]
Thailand October 2024: Neta up to record #8 – Best Selling Cars Blog
The new X pushes Neta to a record ranking in Thailand. 40,630 new light vehicles found a buyer in Thailand in October, compared to 43,568 in September. Toyota falls back to a still ultra dominant 41.9% share vs. 42.8% last month. Honda drops to 12.2% and ends the month just 36 sales above Isuzu. Mit