List of Isuzu vehicles

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This is a list of vehicles sold under the Isuzu brand name.

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Current production vehicles

ModelCalendar year
introduced		Current modelVehicle description
IntroductionUpdate/facelift
Pickup trucks
2023 Isuzu D-Max V-Cross 4-Door 3.0 Ddi M.jpg
D-MAX		 D-Max 200220192023Compact pickup truck. Available in single cab, extended-cab and crew cab body styles.
Crossovers/SUVs
2024 Isuzu MU-X 3.0 RS 4WD.jpg
MU-X		 MU-X 201320202024Three-row mid-size body-on-frame SUV based on the Isuzu D-Max pickup truck.
Vans
2012 Utilimaster-Isuzu Reach in White, Front Right, 05-29-2022.jpg
REACH		 Reach 20112011– Walk-through van sold and assembled exclusively in North America.
The frontview of Isuzu COMO (E26) as an armored car of ALSOK.JPG
COMO		 Como 200120122022Medium-duty van. Rebadged Nissan Urvan.
Commercial trucks
Isuzu Plaza Isuzu Elf NJR88AF.jpg
ELF		 Elf 19592023–Medium-duty truck. Also known as the N-Series outside Japan
Isuzufoword.jpg
FORWARD		 Forward 19702023–Medium-duty truck. Also known as the F-Series outside Japan.
Isuzu Plaza Isuzu Giga CXZ77DT.jpg
GIGA		 Giga 199420152023Heavy-duty truck. Also known as the C/E-Series outside Japan. and Tractor based on the UD Quon.
Isuzu Plaza Isuzu Giga EK5DAB.jpg
GIGA Tractor		2023–
Isuzu Traviz Utility Van (cropped).jpg
TRAGA/TRAVIS		 Traga 20182018–Small cab over pickup truck. Also marketed as the Traviz in the Philippines.
Buses
NISHINIHON JR BUS KYOTO ERGA.JPG
ERGA		 Erga 20002015–Heavy-duty single decker bus.
KeiseiBus TokyoBRT1009.jpeg
ERGA DUO		 Erga Duo 20192019– Articulated bus.
PDG-LR234J2 Kanachu Ya0107 front.jpg
ERGA MIO		 Erga Mio 19991999–Medium-duty single decker bus.
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GALA		 Gala 19962005–Heavy-duty rigid tourist coach.
Matsudo-shinkeiseibus 3902 galamio.jpg
GALA MIO		 Gala Mio 19992004– Midicoach.
Isuzu Turquoise, Transexpo 2007.jpg
TURQUOISE/TURKUAZ		 Turquoise N/AN/AN/ASingle decker intercity midibus.
ModelCalendar year
introduced		Introduction (model code)Update/facelift Vehicle description
Current model

Former production vehicles

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