Isuzu Philippines Corporation (IPC) has turned over four new Isuzu heavy-duty trucks to Menorian Movers, Inc., a trucking and logistics company. The four new trucks were handed over together with dealer partner Isuzu Bacoor.
Menorian Movers’ fleet is now reinforced with three Isuzu EXR77H units and one Isuzu EXZ77N, which are expected to further strengthen its hauling capabilities. Isuzu PH said that Menorian Movers’ new Isuzu trucks will replace selected surplus tractor heads within Menorian’s existing fleet of 41 units. With the new Isuzu trucks, Menorian intends to help its operations by consistently meeting the hauling requirements of its customers.
“Isuzu has been a reliable partner of logistics companies through the years, and we understand the heavy-duty demands of their operations. Businesses that regularly handle demanding hauling requirements need commercial vehicles with the power and capability to take on the job reliably,” said IPC Department Head for Dealer Sales Mario Ojales.
“We are confident that the Isuzu EXR77H and EXZ77N will help Menorian Movers strengthen its hauling capabilities and continue delivering the dependable service its customers expect,” Ojales added.
Meanwhile, Menorian Movers President Marilou Menor shared that the addition of the four Isuzu tractor heads represents more than a fleet investment, reflecting the company’s continued growth and commitment to its customers.
“For me, these four new trucks are more than just additional assets for our company. They represent growth, trust, opportunity, and our commitment to serving our valued clients. We are happy that Isuzu is part of our journey, and we look forward to continuing to move forward together,” Menor said.
Isuzu PH noted that Menorian Movers decided to acquire new Isuzu trucks due to the company’s positive experience with its existing Isuzu EXR51 and Isuzu NPR units. The said Isuzu units are claimed to have helped Menorian Movers’ day-to-day operations for the past 10 to 13 years.
Autocar’s Take
Isuzu’s trucks are among the most reliable and durable machines that are available in the Philippine market. A testament to this is Isuzu PH’s continued market leadership when it comes to total truck sales. Early this month, Isuzu PH said that it has continued its dominance in the local truck market, as it captured a 42 percent market share in the first seven months of 2026. The Japanese automaker said that the sales growth is driven by stronger demand for its light- and medium-duty trucks, an indication of the continued confidence of local businesses in Isuzu trucks.
