Isuzu NNR FAQs

• What is an Isuzu NRR?

  The Isuzu NRR is a Low Cab Forward truck, which benefits from a number of advantages compared with other truck formats like chassis cabs. Among these advantages, the NRR, thanks to its configuration, boasts superior visibility, extra functionality, and is longer than other trucks in a similar category. This type of truck is used for industry applications owing to its heavy-dutyengine and transmission pairing.

• How much weight can an Isuzu NRR carry?

  As the toughest truck in the Isuzu N-Series, the NRR boasts a max payload capacity of over 5,800kg. On top of that, it is also equipped with a number of features that make it perfect for heavy-duty applications and the toughest of tasks. In terms of capacity, you just have to have a look at the NRR's gross combined vehicle weight rating to see a rating in excess of 11,500kg, which sets this unit up for anything.

• How tall is an Isuzu NRR?

  The height of an Isuzu NRR when measured from the ground to the top of the cab is a maximum of 2.08 metres, although some variants in the NRR line-up will measure in at 2.04 metres. Meanwhile, the length of the NRR spans between 5.255 metres and 7.338 metres, with the latter being one of the direct benefits of a Low Cab Forward truck configuration. By now you might be starting to get the picture as to why the NRR is the toughest N-Series truck in Isuzu's line-up.