ISUZU Phils. Corp. (IPC) last week announced it would start manufacturing the latest D-Max in its plant at the Laguna Technopark in Biñan, where the previous D-Max model was also built.
Joseph Bautista, IPC assistant division head for sales, said that the company has started the multi-line system for vehicle assembly since December 4 in preparation for the new D-Max. According to him, the multi-line system is a P100-million investment for IPC and will not only cater to the new pickup model but also for the assembly of other vehicles.
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