Isuzu PH ‘satisfied’ with current dealer network, according to new president

MANILA: Isuzu Philippines Corporation’s (IPC) new President Mikio Tsukui noted that the company is currently “satisfied” with its dealership network. 

In an interview,  the automotive distributor's new chief told Zigwheels Philippines that currently, IPC has no plans to open new dealerships in 2025. 

“At this moment, we are quite satisfied with our dealers; we don’t have any problems,” Tsukui told the author. 

The new IPC boss stated that he wants to work “closely” and “professionally” with the brand’s current partners, revealing the importance he places on the company’s existing relationships with its associates. 

However, Tsukui remains open to prospects. 

“But of course, there are still open areas in the country. So, if we can find a good partner and if there is a customer that is waiting for our product, we are always ready to discuss anytime,” he explained. 

At the time of writing, IPC has 48 dealerships across the Philippines: 

• Isuzu Alabang
• Isuzu Bacolod
• Isuzu Bacoor 
• Isuzu Baguio 
• Isuzu Batangas (Santo Tomas)
• Isuzu Batangas City 
• Isuzu Bohol 
• Isuzu Bulacan 
• Isuzu Butuan 
• Isuzu Cabanatuan 
• Isuzu Cagayan de Oro 
• Isuzu Calapan 
• Isuzu Cebu 
• Isuzu Cebu South 
• Isuzu Commonwealth 
• Isuzu Dagupan 
• Isuzu Dasmarinas 
• Isuzu Davao 
• Isuzu Dipolog 
• Isuzu Dumaguete 
• Isuzu EDSA (Epifanio de los Santos Avenue)
• Isuzu General Santos 
• Isuzu Iguig 
• Isuzu Iloilo 
• Isuzu Isabela 
• Isuzu La Union 
• Isuzu Legazpi 
• Isuzu Leyte 
• Isuzu Makati 
• Isuzu Mandaue 
• Isuzu Manila 
• Isuzu Meycauayan 
• Isuzu Naga 
• Isuzu Pagadian 
• Isuzu Pagbilao Quezon 
• Isuzu Pampanga 
• Isuzu Pangasinan 
• Isuzu Pasig 
• Isuzu Quezon Avenue 
• Isuzu Rizal 
• Isuzu Roxas 
• Isuzu San Pablo 
• Isuzu Santa Rosa 
• Isuzu Subic 
• Isuzu Tagum 
• Isuzu Tarlac 
• Isuzu Taytay
• Isuzu Zamboanga 

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