Isuzu launches S, E Series trucks for PH market

MANILA: Isuzu Philippines Corporation (IPC) has introduced its latest heavy-duty trucks for the local market.

Unveiled at the 2025 Isuzu Truck Fest, the new S and E Series trucks — which will be offered to replace the E’s previous version as well as the C Series models — continue to offer numerous body configurations and technologies.

In his speech, IPC Assistant Division Head for Sales Robert Carlos noted that the newly-revealed trucks are fit to meet the diverse needs of customers and are designed to increase productivity, and improve driver efficiency.

"Truly, the Isuzu S and E Series are designed to be the best solution, especially for big fleet accounts. These trucks are proven to address the requirement and solution to their operation," Carlos said.

Vehicle specifications

These are some notable facts about the new Isuzu and E Series.

IPC’s new heavy-duty truck roster can be had in any of the four trims namely:

S Series variations	E Series variations
SW5	EK5
SG5	EW5

They can be had in various body applications such as:

• Aluminum van
• Fuel tanker
• Wing van
• Cement mixer
• Dump truck
• Tractor head 

The two nameplates are carrying Euro V-compliant six-cylinder 10.8-liter turbodiesel mills that can deliver a maximum churn of:

Maximum output (in horsepower)	413
Peak torque (in Newton-meters)	1,990

 Further, the Isuzu S and E trucks may come with a nine-speed manual transmission or a 12-speed automated manual transmission — depending on the buyer’s preference. All options come with an inter-axle differential locker. 

Other notable features of the Philippine-retailed Isuzu S and E roster include:

• Anti-lock braking
• Air-conditioning system
• Electronic vehicle stability control
• Air-suspension driver’s seat
• Multi-information display instrument cluster that provides real-time driver coaching

The Isuzu S and E Series is being retailed for P3.6-P6.3 million (depending on the trim and body configuration).

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