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proud to be 100% kiwi owned
Locally, Isuzu Utes New Zealand is proud to be 100% kiwi owned. With a New Zealand based national operational and support team and over 45 authorised Isuzu Utes dealerships across New Zealand, we pride ourselves on providing the highest level of service and support throughout the entire country.
Globally, Isuzu Motors dates back to 1916 and is now the world’s largest manufacturer of trucks and diesel engines. Producing heavy, medium and light-duty trucks, buses, passenger vehicle engines and industrial-use diesel engines. Isuzu Motors is at the forefront of vehicle chassis and diesel engine technology.
Isuzu FAQ's
What makes Isuzu vehicles reliable?
Isuzu’s reputation comes from decades of experience building commercial vehicles and diesel engines. That same engineering is applied across its motor vehicle range, delivering durability, efficiency, and long-term dependability.
Are Isuzu vehicles suitable for business use?
Yes, Isuzu commercial vehicles like the D-MAX are designed for demanding business use, including construction, agriculture, and trade industries. They’re built to handle tough conditions while keeping running costs manageable.
Are Isuzu diesel engines fuel efficient?
Its legendarily reliable engine is built tough. It delivers uncompromising performance while meeting the latest emissions standards and boosts fuel economy even further with intelligent systems such as Idle Stop Start (ISS). With improved turbocharger response, precise fuel injection control, and low engine noise, the D-MAX is more accomplished than ever before. This makes them well suited to both commercial vehicle workloads and everyday motor vehicle driving.
What kind of warranty does Isuzu offer in New Zealand?
Every new Isuzu D-MAX and MU-X in New Zealand now comes with our 3+3 Warranty - giving you 3 years/100,000km of factory warranty plus an additional 3 years/50,000km of extended coverage for added peace of mind. That means up to 6 years/150,000km of protection for your investment!
Why choose Isuzu over other commercial vehicle brands?
Isuzu stands out for its strong heritage in commercial vehicles, proven diesel technology, and vehicles designed specifically for New Zealand conditions. This expertise also enhances the performance of its motor vehicle range.
What Isuzu vehicles are available in New Zealand?
The Isuzu range in New Zealand includes the D-MAX ute and 7-seat MU-X SUV, offering options across both commercial vehicles and motor vehicles depending on your needs.
What is the towing capacity of Isuzu vehicles?
Isuzu's are built for serious towing capability, with both the D-MAX and MU-X able to tow up to 3.5 tonnes braked. Whether it's a trailer, caravan, boat, or work equipment, Isuzu's are engineered to handle it.
What safety features do Isuzu vehicles offer?
Safety is built into the Isuzu range, with the D-MAX and MU-X sporting a 5-star ANCAP safety rating. Features include Autonomous Emergency Braking, Adaptive Cruise Control, Lane Keep Assist, Blind Spot Monitoring, and more.
What engine is in the D-MAX and MU-X?
Our vehicles are powered by Isuzu's proven 4JJ3-TCX 3.0L turbo-diesel common rail engine. Built on Isuzu's long-standing commercial vehicle and diesel engineering expertise, the 4JJ3 provides strong towing performance, excellent torque, fuel efficiency, and long-term durability for NZ conditions.
FIND YOUR LOCAL ISUZU UTES DEALERSHIP OR SERVICE CENTRE
Isuzu Utes New Zealand is supported by a nationwide network of authorised Dealerships and Service Centres, reaching communities across the country. Built on Isuzu’s commercial vehicle heritage, our network is equipped to support both motor vehicles and commercial vehicles with trusted expertise.
Use the map below to find your Isuzu Dealer.
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Isuzu roadside assistance
Professional help is only a toll-free phone call away, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Isuzu Roadside Assistance staff are fully qualified to assist Isuzu owners by providing general advice over the phone or arranging for roadside assistance in the unfortunate event of an emergency breakdown.