October 11,2002
Isuzu Motors Limited
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October 11,2002
Isuzu Motors Limited
ISUZU BOOTH LAYOUT FOR 36th TOKYO MOTOR SHOW 2002
(COMMERCIAL VEHICLES) Isuzu Motors Ltd. is pleased to announce the introduction and exhibition of products and systems at the 36th Tokyo Motor Show 2002 (Commercial Vehicles), scheduled to be held at the "Makuhari Messe" Nippon Convention Center in Chiba Prefecture, from October 30 (Wednesday) through November 3 (Sunday). The Isuzu theme for this event is "Performance of Reliability," with the company's booth designed to strategically accentuate the three keynote perspectives of "Environmental Performance," "Economic Advantages" and "Global Quality Standards." The display lineup will include 12 vehicles, including six special reference models, along with a design study exhibit developed as a stage model to illustrate what the future holds for commercial vehicles. For its engine technology displays, Isuzu will be showcasing eight fuel economy clean engines (including one reference exhibit). There will also be six examples of the automaker's cutting edge technology, highlighted by a continuous regenerating DPF (diesel particular filter), NOx catalyst and one other reference exhibit.
The following is a profile of what the Isuzu booth will present at this latest edition of the Tokyo Motor Show for Commercial Vehicles..
Based on the performance and reliability cultivated by Isuzu over the years, the automaker communicates its environmental-response technology from a unique perspective. At this Motor Show, Isuzu has chosen to display the following vehicles and technologies engineered to contribute to a more positive environmental scene.
Isuzu uses this section of its booth to propose creative technology aimed at reducing vehicle "lifecycle costs." The displays feature vehicles and engineering that contribute to lowering the various costs resulting from commercial vehicle operation.
Isuzu is determined to become the world's No. 1 power in diesel engines and commercial vehicles, and at this Tokyo Motor Show profiles distinctive products toward this end.
Besides these, Isuzu is presenting a 4-ton cab design study as a stage model exhibit, showcasing its vision of what the future holds for trucks.
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