In preparation for the launch of an all-new truck range in 2025, Isuzu Australia Limited (IAL) and its dealer network are ramping up support for Australian buyers.
IAL has invested heavily in personnel, product development systems, and supply chain strategies to help meet the needs of its Australian operations.
This includes the dealer network expanding and upgrading facilities over recent years to meet growing customer demand with a slate of new authorised service and parts outlets (ASPOs) and dealership locations.
IAL Chief of Sales and Aftersales, Ben Lasry, said all areas of the business were performing strongly in the run-up to launching the first all-new model range delivered to Australian customers in over 15 years.
“Orders at the retail level have been very good, and the fleet sector is delivering strong results,” said Ben.
“Importantly, our customers continue to have confidence that they’re getting the whole package with Isuzu, with the backing of over 36 incredible dealers and our reputation for market-leading service after the sale.”
Support and investment in the Isuzu Trucks brand remain consistent across the network, which spans over 70 locations across Australia.
In Isuzu’s home state of Victoria, Ballarat Isuzu recently opened the doors of its new state-of-the-art facility in Mitchell Park, while Westar Truck Centre has begun operations at a fully redeveloped and extended site for their branch in Campbellfield and Patterson Cheney Isuzu will deliver an all-new site at Pakenham in 2025.
“The propensity of our dealers to expand and invest in the Isuzu brand strongly indicates the belief in our products and strategy moving forward,” Ben added.
“There is also plenty of movement happening outside of Victoria, with new dealership locations and ASPOs opening to support our loyal customers into the future, so watch this space.”