The Latest Breaking News from Isuzu

Isuzu Trucks will build a new manufacturing facility in the United States that will assemble both battery-powered models and combustion vehicles. The $280 million facility in South Carolina is slated to be operational in 2027 and the company expects to employ over 800 people by 2028.

What began as a celebration of Japan's custom car culture is a now a major event for many of the country's biggest automakers. We round up the news from Tokyo Auto Salon 2025

With the steady growth in the global economy and other supportive aspects like easing inflation and the possibility of interest rate cuts, mid-cap stocks present great opportunities. Thus, fundamentally sound mid-cap stocks Pilgrim’s Pride (PPC), Ipsen (IPSEY), and Isuzu Motors (ISUZY) could be ideal buys. Keep reading.

A new report suggest that Ford might launch spiritual successors to the Puma, Fiesta and Focus based on the new EV platform.

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The fully electric Toyota Hilux Revo will enter production in Thailand by the end of next year, and it probably will be exported to other markets as well.

Electric and hybrid utes are queuing up to launch in Australia following policy changes, and experts say they offer benefits which could attract new fans.

Isuzu Motors to produce EV pickup trucks in Thailand, showcasing commitment to sustainability and global EV expansion.

Isuzu, a Japanese vehicle manufacturer, will unveil at the upcoming 45th Bangkok International Motor Show its first electric model—D-Max one-ton pickup truck.