Anadolu Isuzu being the champion in Turkey in midi buses exporting for 16 years, has maintained its leadership position in 2019. According to figures from the 2019 Turkey's Exports Assembly (TIM), Anadolu Isuzu increasing exports continued to grow every year per annum by 38.4% and maintained its leadership in this segment with a total of 853 midibuses exported in 2019.
Anadolu Isuzu one of the leading commercial vehicle manufacturers in Turkey, continues to make life easier for drivers with its investments in intelligent transportation system. Anadolu Isuzu offers drivers a comfortable and safe driving experience in traffic with its electrical-electronic system architecture (EES) project consisting of new software options. Electric-electronic systems applied in Anadolu Isuzu's new vehicles Interliner and Grand Toro, which allow transportation and technology to progress simultaneously, will be presented as a standard in all new Anadolu Isuzu vehicles to be released in the upcoming period.
Anadolu Isuzu signed a five-year sales agreement for 450 vehicles with Taiwan-based Taipei Triangle Motors. First lot of the vehicles as part of the €47.7 million deal will be delivered to Taipei Triangle Motors, which is also Isuzu Japan’s Taiwan distributor, in 2021.
Anadolu Isuzu won an award for its “Driver Alert” project, which aims to protect public health, at the third edition of the International Smart Mobility Systems (AUS) Summit, organized by SummITS.
Anadolu Isuzu continues to assert itself as a leading brand in the export markets with its innovative vehicles developed by Turkish engineers and manufactured in Turkey. As part of the CASUD contract, which the company won last year, Anadolu Isuzu delivered the first 15 Novociti Life and 5 Citibus buses to Réunion Island on June 5. On the occasion of the first delivery of the contract for 45 Novociti Life and 15 Citibus vehicles over the course of three years, a ceremony was held on Réunion Island, an overseas region of France, with the participation of the mayors in the region.
Anadolu Isuzu, Garenta, KIA and KNS Otomotiv partnered for a project to protect the healthcare staff working tirelessly to fight COVID-19. The project involves producing protective cabins that the healthcare workers need during biological specimen collection and intubation cabinets to limit exposure to the virus, and delivering them to the hospitals.
Isuzu Novociti Life, Anadolu Isuzu's award-winning model developed by Turkish engineers in Turkey, hit the roads in Safranbolu. Equipped with driver protection cabin, disinfectant dispenser and seat warning signs as part of the COVID Prevention Packages developed by Anadolu Isuzu as an industry-first for the protection of public health, 7 Novociti Life buses were delivered to Safranbolu Municipality to offer a more comfortable and safer travel experience for the people of Safranbolu in pandemic conditions.
D-Max, Isuzu’s representative in the pickup truck segment, is reborn with the slogan, “Reimagined. Redefined. Restyled.” The all-new D-Max brings a fresh excitement to the pickup truck class with its new look and features. Available with four different equipment levels and seven variants, D-Max offers excellent driving comfort, particularly with its premium variant V-Cross. The third generation of D-Max, with several first-in-class features, is now offered in Turkey.
Anadolu Isuzu, a leading Turkish commercial vehicle manufacturer, released its second sustainability report. The report, prepared in accordance with the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) guidelines, provides an overview of Anadolu Isuzu's environmental, social and governance performance in 2019. Tuğrul Arıkan, General Manager, Anadolu Isuzu, noted that the company is committed to sustainability and that it will continue to contribute more and more to the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals.
Anadolu Isuzu delivered the first Kendo/Interliner vehicles, developed at the company’s own R&D Center to meet the needs of local and international customers, to the city of Bitola, North Macedonia. Equipped with a CNG engine, six ecofriendly Kendo/Interliner buses started serving the REK Bitola Power Plant.