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	The '''Isuzu Giga''' ({{lang-ja\|いすゞ・ギガ}}), also known as the '''Isuzu C/E series''' ~~(second~~ ~~generation)~~,<ref>{{cite web \|title=GIGA SERIES HEAVY TRUCKS BROCHURE \|url=https://www.blackwellsisuzu.co.nz/i/files/GigaSeries/Giga_Series_Brochure.pdf \|website=Blackwells Isuzu \|accessdate=9 August 2020 \|page=3 \|date=February 2013}}</ref> and formally known as the 'Isuzu Heavy-Duty Truck'.<ref>{{cite web \|title=Isuzu History Timeline \|url=https://www.isuzu.co.jp/museum/tms/2017/english/history/ \|website=Isuzu \|accessdate=9 August 2020 \|quote=1st-gen GIGA - Isuzu’s heavy-duty truck underwent a full model change and was released as the GIGA. Named after the unit prefix for billion as well as meaning large or massive, the truck was the largest model Isuzu had ever produced.}}</ref> is a line of heavy-duty ] produced by ]. It was developed to succeed the Isuzu 810.		The '''Isuzu Giga''' ({{lang-ja\|いすゞ・ギガ}}), also known as the '''Isuzu C/E series''' outside of Japan,<ref>{{cite web \|title=GIGA SERIES HEAVY TRUCKS BROCHURE \|url=https://www.blackwellsisuzu.co.nz/i/files/GigaSeries/Giga_Series_Brochure.pdf \|website=Blackwells Isuzu \|accessdate=9 August 2020 \|page=3 \|date=February 2013}}</ref> and formally known as the '''Isuzu Heavy-Duty Truck''''.<ref>{{cite web \|title=Isuzu History Timeline \|url=https://www.isuzu.co.jp/museum/tms/2017/english/history/ \|website=Isuzu \|accessdate=9 August 2020 \|quote=1st-gen GIGA - Isuzu’s heavy-duty truck underwent a full model change and was released as the GIGA. Named after the unit prefix for billion as well as meaning large or massive, the truck was the largest model Isuzu had ever produced.}}</ref> is a line of heavy-duty ] produced by ]. It was developed to succeed the Isuzu 810.

	==First generation (1994–2015)==		==First generation (1994–2015)==

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Motor vehicle

Isuzu Giga

Overview
Manufacturer	Isuzu
Also called	Isuzu Heavy Duty Isuzu C/E series Mark II Chevrolet C/E series
Production	1994–present
Assembly	Japan: Fujisawa, Kanagawa Russia: Alabuğa (Sollers-Isuzu) Chile: Huechuraba, (GM Chile) China: Chongqing (Qingling) Vietnam: Ho Chi Minh Cityn(IVC) Indonesia: Karawang (IAMI) Malaysia: Petaling Jaya (Isuzu Malaysia) Nigeria: Lagos (Yachiyo Isuzu Nigeria)
Body and chassis
Class	Truck
Body style	2-door standard cab (Worldwide) 4-door crew cab (Australia only)
Related	Hino Profia
Powertrain
Transmission	5-speed manual 6-speed manual 6-speed automatic 10-speed automatic
Chronology
Predecessor	Isuzu 810

The Isuzu Giga (Template:Lang-ja), also known as the Isuzu C/E series outside of Japan, and formally known as the Isuzu Heavy-Duty Truck'. is a line of heavy-duty commercial vehicles produced by Isuzu. It was developed to succeed the Isuzu 810.

First generation (1994–2015)

The first generation Giga was introduced in 1994 and production continued until 2015, The truck received a facelift in 2007 and again in 2010.

Lineup

CVR (4X2)
FRR (4x2)
FTR (4x2)
FVR (4x2)
FVM (6x2)
CXM (6X2)
CYM (6X2) GVW 20t
CYL (6X2) GVW 20t
CXG (6X2 Front 2 axles)
CXE (6X2 Front 2 axles)
CYG (6X2 Front 2 axles) GVW 20t
CYE (6X2 Front 2 axles) GVW 20t
CXZ (6X4)
FVZ (6x4)
CYZ (6X4) GVW 20t
CYY (6X4) GVW 20t
CVZ (Low-floor 6X4) GVW 18t
CXZ-J (Low-floor 6X4)
CYZ-J (Low-floor 6X4) GVW 20t
CYY-J (Low-floor 6X4) GVW 20t
CXH (Low-floor 8X4)
CYH (Low-floor 8X4) GVW 20t
CYJ (Low-floor 8X4) GVW 20t

Semi-tractor

EXR (4X2)
EXD (4X2), equipped with air suspension
FVR TH (4x2)
FVM TH (6x2)
FVZ TH (6x4)
EXZ (6X4)
EXY (6X4), equipped with air suspension

Engine

Diesel engines
Engine	Production	Displacement	Cylinder
4HK1-TCC		5,193 cc
6HK1-TCN		7,790 cc
6UZ1		9,839 cc
6WA1		12,068 cc
6WF1		14,256 cc
6WG1		15,681 cc
8TD1		24,312 cc
10TD1		30,390 cc

Second generation (2015–present)

The second generation Giga was shown in November 2015, at the Tokyo Motor Show.

Engines

Diesel engines
Engine	Production	Displacement	Cylinder
6NX1	2016-present	7,790 cc (475 cu in)	I6
6UZ1	2015-present	9,839 cc (600.4 cu in)	I6
6WG1	2015-present	15,681 cc (956.9 cu in)	I6

CNG engines
Engine	Production	Displacement	Cylinder
6UV1	2016-present	9,839 cc (600.4 cu in)	I6

References

"Pabrik Mobil Isuzu di Karawang Rp 1,7 Triliun Resmi Beroperasi" [1.7 trillion Isuzu car factory in Karawang is officially in operation]. Detik Finance (in Indonesian). detikcom. 2015-04-07. Archived from the original on 2020-08-09.
"GIGA SERIES HEAVY TRUCKS BROCHURE" (PDF). Blackwells Isuzu. February 2013. p. 3. Retrieved 9 August 2020.
"Isuzu History Timeline". Isuzu. Retrieved 9 August 2020. 1st-gen GIGA - Isuzu's heavy-duty truck underwent a full model change and was released as the GIGA. Named after the unit prefix for billion as well as meaning large or massive, the truck was the largest model Isuzu had ever produced.
"ISUZU:Isuzu Exhibitions in the 44th Tokyo Motor Show 2015". www.isuzu.co.jp. October 9, 2015.
^ "DIESEL ENGINES" (PDF). Society of Automotive Engineers of Japan. p. 2. Retrieved 9 August 2020.
"DIESEL ENGINES" (PDF). Society of Automotive Engineers of Japan. p. 1. Retrieved 9 August 2020.
^ "ISUZU GIGA CABOVER / 2PG-CYZ77CM". Jiko Trading. Retrieved 9 August 2020.
^ "Giga EXY 24O-46O 6X4" (PDF). Isuzu. September 2017. p. 2. Retrieved 9 August 2020.

External links

Isuzu Giga Homepage

Isuzu vehicles

Current

Pickup trucks	D-Max
Crossovers/SUVs	MU-X
Commercial trucks	Elf Forward Giga Traga/Traviz
Buses	Citibus Citiport Citimark Erga Kendo Erga Mio Gala Gala Mio Journey Novo Novociti Roybus Super Cruiser Turquoise/Turkuaz Visigo

Past

Chevrolet vehicles

Established in 1911, a division of General Motors since 1918

Current models

Cars	Aveo/Sail Corvette Menlo Monza/Cavalier Onix
Pickup trucks	Colorado (N. America) Colorado/S10 (S. America) D-Max Montana S10 Max Silverado/Cheyenne (1500–3500HD) Silverado EV
Crossovers/SUVs	Blazer Blazer EV Captiva Equinox Equinox EV Groove Suburban Tahoe Tracker Trailblazer (crossover) Trailblazer (SUV) Traverse Trax/Seeker
Vans	BrightDrop Express Express Max N300/Move N400/Tornado Van Spin
Commercial trucks	F-series N-series/LCF Silverado (4500HD–6500HD)

Former models
(by date of
introduction)

1910s	490 Series H Classic Six Light Six Series D Series F Series FA Series FB
1920s	Series AA Capitol Series AB National Series AC International Series M Copper-Cooled Superior
1930s	Bedford/AC/LQ truck Master Series AD Universal Series AE Independence Series BA Confederate Series CA Eagle Mercury/Standard Six
1940s	Advance Design truck AK Series Deluxe Fleetline Fleetmaster Stylemaster
1950s	150 210 Beauville Bel Air Biscayne Brookwood Delray El Camino Impala Kingswood Parkwood Townsman Task Force Yeoman
1960s	C10/C15/C20/C30 C/K (2nd) Camaro Caprice Chevelle Chevy II/Nova 400 Constantia Corvair Corvette C2 Greenbrier K5 Blazer Kingswood Kommando Lakewood Opala Parkwood Titan Van
1970s	350/De Ville 1700 2500/3800/4100/Iran/Royale Alto Ascona Bison Bruin Chevair Chevelle Laguna Chevette Commodore El Torro LUV Monte Carlo Monza Rekord Royal San Remo Senator Vega
1980s	Aska Astro Beretta Calibra Cavalier Celebrity Citation Corsica D-20 Gemini/Spectrum Kadett/Ipanema Kodiak Metro Monza (Opel) Omega (Opel) S-10 S-10 Blazer Samurai Sprint/Swift Omega (Opel) Sprint Trafic Tracker (Suzuki)
1990s	Alero Astra/Urban/Viva Cassia/Esteem CMP/Labo CMV/Damas Combo Corsa/Chevy/Classic Frontera/Rodeo Lumina Lumina APV Matiz Niva Omega Prizm S-10 EV Spark Super Carry Tigra Tracker (Americas) Trans Sport Trooper Vectra Venture Nabira/Zafira
2000s	Agile Avalanche Aveo/Kalos/Lova/Sonic City Express Cruze Epica Estate/Lacetti/Nubira/Optra Evanda Forester Grand Vitara Jimny Lumina Coupe Lanos Meriva Sail SSR T-Series Tavera Tacuma/Rezzo Tosca Uplander Vitara XL-7 W-Series
2010s	Bolt EV Bolt EUV Captiva Captiva Sport Celta Cobalt C/E-series Enjoy Grand Vitara Classic HHR Lova RV Lumina Ute Malibu Wagon/MW N200 Nexia Orlando SS Vivant Volt

Concept cars

Corvette concepts	Aerovette Astrovette CERV IV/IV-B Mako Shark Stingray concept XP-819 Z06X ZR2

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