Isuzu Motors India has a presence in the northeastern region of the country with the launch of a new dealership in Guwahati, Assam. The Japanese advertising vehicle manufacturer opened the North East Isuzu retail showroom in Guwahati and also exhibited its BS6 Phase 2 compliant models, adding the D-Max V-Cross, S-Cab, etc.
Isuzu says its new showroom is designed according to the company’s global concession standards, exuding the lifestyle and functionality features of the logo and its products. It is supplied with five service bays, a committed paint booth, modern equipment and trained service technicians.
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North East Isuzu showroom is located at NH 37, near IOCL fuel station, Balughat, Guwahati, Assam. In other news, the company also opened a new Darjeeling Isuzu service center in Jaigaon, West Bengal. Located in the Alipurduar region, this new service center spans a 20,000-square-foot domain, is well stocked with fashion equipment, and will offer continuous service to all Isuzu consumers in the region.
Here’s what the company said:
Speaking at the opening, Toru Kishimoto, Deputy General Manager, Isuzu Motors India, said, “We are expanding our presence across the country and Assam is one of ISUZU expansion markets in India. We’re incredibly excited to introduce the ISUZU D-MAX V – Cross-truck lineup and advertising here today. We wish the North East ISUZU team all the best.
Sanjive Narain, Managing Director, North East ISUZU, said: “We are incredibly pleased and very happy to have partnered with ISUZU, the logo that has a legacy of reliability and sustainability with its exciting product range. We will continue to meet the needs of our customers. “
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