Isuzu Books Sales Of 634 Units During GIIAS, This Is The Best Selling Model

"oth Isuzu" at the GIIAS 2024 event. (Photo: Isuzu)

JAKARTA - At the GIIAS 2024 exhibition, PT Isuzu Astra Motor Indonesia (IAMI) reported receiving high enthusiasm from visitors with the large number of vehicles ordered.

Based on the results of records made by PT IAMI, at least 1,113 visitors were recorded to have visited the Isuzu booth at GIIAS 2024.

They can watch live and get various vehicle information offered by Isuzu, starting from Isuzu Giga FVM-U, Isuzu Traga Bus, Isuzu ELF NPS as a water treatment vehicle, Isuzu D-MAX SC 2024, Isuzu MU-X 2024, as well as the latest innovations. Isuzu EV Prototype and Isuzu ELF Mobile EV Charger Concept Astra Autopower to support the electric vehicle ecosystem in the country.

During several exhibition days, Isuzu managed to sell 634 units of vehicles, with 50.3 percent of its sales contributed by Isuzu ELF and 18.6 percent contributed by Isuzu Giga. In addition, a total of 31.1 percent of Isuzu Traga, Isuzu D-Max, and Isuzu Mu-X were also ordered by Isuzu Partners during GIIAS 2024.

"We would like to thank all visitors to GIIAS 2024, especially those who attended the Isuzu booth, for their positive attention to various modern mobility services and the latest innovations from Isuzu," said President Director of PT IAMI Yusak Kristian, in his official statement, Thursday, August 1.

The presence of GIIAS 2024 visitors also provides meaningful input to Isuzu, especially to Isuzu's innovations in the future.

Visitors to GIIAS 2024 who came to the Isuzu booth also gave positive appreciation for the presence of the Isuzu ELF EV Prototype as a sustainable innovation offered, and the Isuzu ELF Mobile EV Charger Concept Astra Autopower as a supporter of infrastructure and the electric vehicle ecosystem in Indonesia.

"We believe that GIIAS has always been the right place to meet in person and listen to all input from Isuzu Partner, because this is part of the spirit of Isuzu 'Real Partner, Real Journey'," he concluded.