Isuzu Motors India, the Indian operating subsidiary of Isuzu Motors Limited, is marking the 10th anniversary of the opening of its Sri City plant and aims to expand the domestic market and increase exports. Local production has surpassed 100,000 units, while annual exports have also grown.
Isuzu Motors India began operations at its Sri City plant in April 2016 and currently supplies vehicles, mainly the D-MAX and S-CAB, to the domestic market and the Middle East and Asia. The plant is marking its 10th anniversary and has maintained its local production operations for 10 years.
According to the company's anniversary announcement, the plant had produced 100,000 Made-in-India vehicles as of 2024 and exported more than 10,000 engines. In FY2024-25, it exported 20,312 commercial vehicles, up 24% year on year, expanding its domestic and international operations during the fiscal year.
Local employment exceeds approximately 1,300 people, of whom approximately 28% are women and 82% are from the local area. The company provides AI-based skills training for employees and has also donated engine components to technical education institutions.
President Naohiro Yamaguchi said that Isuzu Motors Limited regards its Indian operations as an important base for its global strategy and intends to strengthen exports while pursuing growth in the domestic market.