Based on the report, IPC sold a total of 4,427 truck units which account to almost 45.5 percent of the market, with a big portion eaten up by its Category III light-duty trucks selling 2,745 units gaining 56 percent segment share. Its Category IV medium-duty trucks sold a total of 1,397 units or 38.3 percent share, while its Category V heavy-duty trucks, was able to sell 285 units or a 25.3 percent segment share.

IPC President Hajime Koso credited the brand's continued domination to Isuzu's global reputation as the leading truck maker, known for its durability and reliability, as well as on the company’s excellent aftersales support, manifested through IPC’s nationwide dealer network with top-notch servicing facilities, expert service technicians and field support personnel that are on-call to provide technical assistance whenever and wherever needed.

He also reiterated that the company continues to provide timely transport and business solutions to its customer, “As a leader we continue to innovate as we launched our New N-Series Smoother AMT trucks late last year. Currently, this is the first light duty truck in the market with an automated manual transmission, and we are confident that this new innovating truck will have the similar success as other models in our line-up,” said Koso.

Moving forward, Koso said the brand is shifting its gear towards sustainability, “2022 will be the start of a new era for Isuzu, a more sustainable and eco-friendlier plans will be introduced that is in line with the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals. This includes its products, operations and customer service. IPC will evolve into a company that creates economic value combined with social and environmental contributions to with-stand the challenges ahead,” Koso added.