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Isuzu celebrates 30K Traviz units sold
Manila Bulletin
|August 15, 2025
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Isuzu Philippines Corporation (IPC) proudly announces surpassing 30,000 units sold of the Isuzu Traviz, a leading model in the Cab and Chassis segment.
Powering SMEs
Since its introduction in the market in 2019, the Traviz has sold 30,825 as of June 2025. This underscores the Traviz's status as the preferred model for small businesses across the country, attributed to its durability, versatility, fuel efficiency, high torque, and cargo capacity.
The Traviz combines the strength of an Isuzu truck with the compact body size suitable for SMEs. Its compact build is ideal for both narrow city streets and rough dirt roads, allowing business owners to penetrate various areas in the country. Businesses can also safely transport both passengers and cargo with the Traviz's 4JA1 Blue Power Engine, which produces 78-PS Max Power and 176.5-N-m of Max Torque.
With these features, the Traviz offers a reliable and efficient solution for businesses looking to optimize their operations and achieve greater productivity.
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