Where is Isuzu engine produced?

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Isuzu engines are produced in Chongqing. Isuzu diesel engines supply many domestic OEMs. Isuzu signed an agreement with Qingling Motors, with both parties investing equally to establish Isuzu's fifth global engine plant in Chongqing - Qingling Isuzu Engine Company. Below is relevant information about Isuzu engines: 1. Power: The 4JK1 engine employs advanced VGS variable geometry turbocharging technology, enabling the engine to deliver maximum torque of 320Nm at just 1800 rpm, achieving high torque at low speeds for stronger power when climbing slopes or hauling heavy loads. 2. Fuel consumption: The 4JK1 engine adopts Ddi ultra-high pressure common rail technology with injection pressure up to 180 MPa, resulting in better atomization and more complete combustion, saving 20%-30% fuel compared to gasoline engines of the same displacement. 3. Noise reduction: The 4JK1 engine uses steel timing silent chains with outstanding noise reduction performance. Additionally, Isuzu's timing chains feature a tooth-groove design without gaps, matching the engine's lifespan and requiring no replacement throughout the vehicle's lifetime.