As part of the agreement Isuzu states it will make a substantial investment in the local Nagoya-based autonomous driving technology company.

Isuzu and four other partners include Mitsubishi Corporation, Kanagawa Chuo Kotsu Company, Aisan Technology Company and A-Drive Inc.

Isuzu to source batteries for its electric trucks from LGES.

Isuzu to invest THB32bn (USD900m) in its Thai operations over the next five years as it looks to step up its transition to zero-emission vehicles.

Isuzu together with partner, Honda, last month began testing a prototype of the Giga Fuel Cell heavy-duty truck on roads in Japan.

Isuzu has announced plans to build an electric vehicle development and testing facility within its Fujisawa plant, to help it achieve its target of having a full range of carbon-neutral vehicles by 2030.

The two companies have been working together since January 2020 on verifying the compatibility of fuel-cell systems for heavy-duty trucks.

The D-Max’ main production base is in Thailand, from where it is made available in over 100 countries and regions worldwide.

CMB stands for collision mitigation braking system - the system is supplied by Hitachi Astemo.

The company halted production at its joint venture plant in the Russian city of Ulyanovsk in March 2022.

Isuzu and Honda joined forces in 2020 to develop heavy-duty trucks powered by hydrogen fuel cells and have now successfully developed a prototype based on Isuzu’s Giga truck

EVision is a new service from Isuzu to provide customers with the process of buying an electric vehicle.