Isuzu Elf Truck Trucks

The Isuzu Elf Truck is a medium duty truck manufactured by Isuzu Motors Ltd. since 1959. Outside Japan, it is known as N series. The range of Isuzu Elf Truck was originally mainly available in Japan and other Asian countries. Since the early 1980s. The Isuzu Elf Truck N-Series brings performance with power, styling, economy and safety features. The models shown on the web are powered by the next-generation of Elf Truck 4HK1-TCN power plant is the latest in Isuzu's lineup of clean and fuel-efficient diesel engines. This advanced engine offers power and less fuel consumption for cost-effective business. Also, the high-output featuring outstanding torque, Inline-four Direct-injection Double Overhead Cam (DOHC) intercooled turbo 2,999cc (BKG-NJR85A), Max. Output 130ps / 2,800rpm, Max. Torque 330N.m (34.0kg-m). Transmission is available for both semi-automatic and manual transmission. The maximum load for the models shown is 2 TONs.

Starting in 1993, the 5th generation of the Isuzu Elf Truck appeared, and several changes were made over the long years of this generation which made the truck most are familiar with. The 1990s saw many subtle changes over time to the Isuzu Elf Truck, including updates of the bonnet, engine regulations, grille, and airbags. During the 2000s, big changes were made including the dual mode Manual Transmission specification and drive-by-wire using an electronically controlled throttle, and cooperation control of the engine, clutch, and transmission when changing gears. In 2005, a hybrid version of the Isuzu Elf Truck was released, which could also continue to function as a diesel engine truck if the hybrid system failed.