What types of trucks does Isuzu offer?

Isuzu truck models span the gamut – you'll find gas-powered, diesel, and electric powertrains throughout their lineup, all of which are capable of towing and hauling extreme cargo weight. The N-Series Gas and Diesel options are ideal for companies that need high-performance Class 3 to 5 trucks, the F-Series gives you Class 6 and 7 power, and the NRR EV provides an all-electric drive.

Are Isuzu trucks fuel-efficient?

Yes, Isuzu engines are very fuel-efficient, with diesel-powered models getting even better fuel economy than gas configurations and the new 2025 NRR EV electric motor delivering zero-emission long-haul specs. Stop by the Nimnicht Isuzu Trucks showroom today to discuss fuel performance with our team and find the Isuzu models that can take your fleet and business to the next level.

What warranties are available for Isuzu trucks?

New Isuzu N-Series trucks that are gas-powered come with a three-year or 36,000-mile Basic Warranty. 4 N-Series Diesel and F-Series models have a three-year and unlimited mileage Basic Warranty. 4 Every model also comes with warranties for transmissions, drive axles, corrosion, roadside assistance, tires, and emissions. 4 The 2025 NRR EV warranties haven't been announced yet, but we expect them soon.

Isuzu Model Lineup: Specs, Highlights, and More

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New Isuzu Model Lineup Summary

Isuzu trucks are ideal for jobs of all sizes – with a huge range of body sizes and types, customizations and upfit opportunities are nearly endless for multiple business needs.
N-Series gas models are flat-front cabs that have body applications ranging from 16 to 20 feet long, spanning from Class 3 to Class 5 options, including NPR and NPR-HD variants.
N-Series diesel trucks increase towing power and gas mileage and include models like NPR-HD, NPR-XD, NQR, and NRR in Standard or Crew Cab variations.
F-Series trucks are for the heaviest loads, with Class 6 and Class 7 options for the FTR, FVR, and FVR Derate.

There's a reason you see Isuzu truck models dominating the streets: from San Diego, CA, to Jacksonville, FL, and everywhere in between, Isuzu N-Series and F-Series trucks give you increased visibility, tight turning radiuses, and rugged durability you just won't find in other brands. Isuzu trucks are also award-winning haulers: They've been crowned Work Truck Medium-Duty Truck of the Year on four occasions, including 2024.¹

Serious businesses need high-quality trucks that can handle the demands of day-to-day driving and loading, and when you purchase Isuzu models from Nimnicht, that's exactly what you'll get. Every Isuzu truck is equipped with the automaker's signature Cross Flow design to reduce wind resistance and innovative front bumpers that improve cooling performance.

Are you ready to explore the Isuzu family? Get to know the lineup available at Nimnicht Isuzu Trucks by browsing the entire Isuzu truck models list below. Then, visit us to tour options for your fleet in person.

N-Series Gas

Let's dive into the Isuzu truck lineup with the N-Series Gas models. Like all Isuzu truck models, the N-Series Gas trucks have a flat front for up to 16 feet more ground visibility. These trucks offer multiple wheelbases, body applications from 16 to 20 feet, and a maximum GCWR of 25,500 pounds in NRR configurations. They span from Class 3 through Class 5, so you can choose the option that works best for your business.

NPR Standard Cab

Class: 3
GVWR: 12,000 pounds
GCWR: 18,000 pounds
Body/Payload Allowance: 6,667–6,846 pounds
Engine: 6.6-liter V-8
Body Application: up to 20 feet

NPR Crew Cab

Class: 3
GVWR: 12,000 pounds
GCWR: 18,000 pounds
Body/Payload Allowance: 6,115–6,166 pounds
Engine: 6.6-liter V-8
Body Application: up to 16 feet

NPR-HD Standard Cab

Class: 4
GVWR: 14,500 pounds
GCWR: 20,500 pounds
Body/Payload Allowance: 8,826–8,986 pounds
Engine: 6.6-liter V-8
Body Application: up to 20 feet

NPR-HD Crew Cab

Class: 4
GVWR: 14,500 pounds
GCWR: 20,500 pounds
Body/Payload Allowance: 8,277–8,318 pounds
Engine: 6.6-liter V-8
Body Application: up to 16 feet

NQR Standard Cab

Class: 5
GVWR: 17,950 pounds
GCWR: 23,950 pounds
Body/Payload Allowance: 11,967–12,064 pounds
Engine: 6.6-liter V-8
Body Application: up to 20 feet

NQR Crew Cab

Class: 5
GVWR: 17,950 pounds
GCWR: 23,950 pounds
Body/Payload Allowance: 11,407–11,471 pounds
Engine: 6.6-liter V-8
Body Application: up to 16 feet

NRR Standard Cab

Class: 5
GVWR: 19,500 pounds
GCWR: 25,500 pounds
Body/Payload Allowance: 13,514–13,611 pounds
Engine: 6.6-liter V-8
Body Application: up to 20 feet

NRR Crew Cab

Class: 5
GVWR: 19,500 pounds
GCWR: 25,500 pounds
Body/Payload Allowance: 12,954–13,018 pounds
Engine: 6.6-liter V-8
Body Application: up to 16 feet

N-Series Gas Pros & Cons

Pros

Standard or Crew cab options
Standard V-8 power
Hefty payload capacities
Incredibly versatile

Cons

Ideal for industrial use
Restricted standard seating
Only one engine option

N-Series Diesel

Our Class 4 and 5 diesel engines often generate higher torque than their gas-powered siblings, increasing your towing power and gas mileage. The Isuzu N-Series Diesel lineup uses turbocharged inline-four engines and side-mounted aluminum fuel tanks for lightweight, rust-resistant functionality. Browse our lineup of NPR-HD, NPR-XD, and NRR diesel options below, or reach out to our team if you're interested in a port-installed NRR Derate model.