The gasoline-powered Isuzu NPR-HD
Isuzu Commercial Truck of America (ICTA) has a new process that will enable Isuzu dealers to convert or modify gasoline-powered NPR-HD trucks for their customers faster. The truck has a 14,500-lb GVWR.
When placing orders for new trucks, Isuzu dealers can select a ship-thru option to indicate that they've arranged to have the trucks modified at one of two independent modification centers near the trucks’ Charlotte, Michigan assembly plant. Following the modification, the center will return the trucks to ICTA, which will then transport them to the dealers that ordered the units. This new process will eliminate unnecessary dealer-incurred transportation expenses and will shorten the amount of time necessary to obtain alternative fuel conversions and certain other types of modifications.
Utilimaster makes CNG/LPG fuel conversions and other modifications for Isuzu trucks at a modification facility located on the Spartan Motors campus in Charlotte, while IMPCO Technologies doers CNG fuel conversions at its facility in Union City, Indiana.
Isuzu Commercial Truck of Americ
gasoline-powered NPR-HD trucks
Utilimaster
IMPCO
- 'Blessing of the Pete’ Rekindles Moving Soldier Memorial
- Trucking for Wishes Needs Your Help. And All You Gotta Do is Like Them.
- Trucking Hero: “Something inside me made me stop.”
- Friday Focus: Driver Wages and The Driver Shortage
- Trucking Alliance Tells Carriers to Take Responsibility for Driver Shortage




















Please Note:
While we value your feedback, please avoid profane or personal attacks. You should know that if your comment contains libelous, prejudicial or just plain wrong statements, it will be deleted.