Isuzu Motors India marks 10 years at AP’s Sri City, produces over one lakh vehicles
The company celebrated the 10th anniversary of its manufacturing operations at Sri City on Monday, with senior Isuzu executives, Andhra Pradesh government officials and Sri City representatives attending the event.
The facility has evolved into a key manufacturing and export hub, catering to domestic and international markets, the company said in a release.
It exported more than 20,000 vehicles in FY2024-25, emerging as India’s leading exporter of commercial vehicles, according to the release.
Andhra Pradesh Industries and Commerce Secretary Dr Yuvaraj congratulated the company on completing a decade of operations and said its growth reflected the state’s industrial environment and investor-friendly policies.
He noted Isuzu’s contribution to manufacturing, exports and employment generation and reaffirmed the government’s support for its future expansion.
Sri City Managing Director Dr Ravindra Sannareddy said the company’s journey from the signing of a memorandum of understanding in 2013 to becoming a manufacturing and export hub demonstrated its commitment to excellence and the strength of Sri City’s industrial ecosystem.
Isuzu Group President and CEO Naohiro Yamaguchi thanked employees, dealer partners, suppliers, Sri City and the Andhra Pradesh government for their support, expressing confidence in the company’s future growth in India and global markets.
Shigeru Wakabayashi, CEO of the Mobility Group at Mitsubishi Corporation, said the facility had developed into a globally competitive manufacturing and export base over the past decade, reflecting the company’s focus on quality, innovation and customer-centric mobility solutions.
