The Amphibious Idea That Isuzu Capsized 1991 Isuzu Nagisa Concept By the early 1990s, Japanese automakers were building some of the strangest concept cars the industry had ever seen. Then Isuzu revealed the Nagisa. Unveiled at the Tokyo Motor Show, the Isuzu Nagisa Concept attempted to combine a road car and a boat into a single vehicle. It wasn’t simply styled to look aquatic—it was fully amphibious, designed to operate both on land and in water. And somehow, Isuzu treated t

The 1980s were a bold time in automotive history — a decade known for wild styling, experimental engineering, and a level of ambition not...

The Isuzu Gemini Wizard, unveiled at the 29th Tokyo Motor Show in 1991, is a rare concept car that never made it to production. Based on...

Isuzu has announced the debut of its first electric vehicle, the D-Max BEV, which will be unveiled at the Bangkok Motor Show. This...

The 2002 Isuzu Axiom XST Concept Truck, unveiled at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit, Michigan, showcased Isuzu's...

The 2002 Isuzu Axiom XSR Concept made its debut at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit, Michigan, in January 2002. It...

The Isuzu Zen Concept, showcased at the 2001 Tokyo Motorshow, is a British-designed four-seater sports utility/panel van that...

The Isuzu GBX concept vehicle, unveiled as a vision of a Gear Box, reimagines the SUV as a fun and practical means of transporting...

Isuzu introduced the Axiom XSF concept vehicle at the Specialty Equipment Manufacturers Association (SEMA) annual show in Las Vegas on...

Expanding on the innovative VehiCROSS concept, Isuzu introduced the VX-4, a 4-door version built on a full-size Trooper frame, exploring...

Giugiaro joined Corrozeria Ghia in December of 1965 and worked on two designs presented to the public at the Geneva Motor Show three...

The 1971 Isuzu Bellett Sport Wagon by Ghia was a shooting brake prototype based on the Isuzu Bellett. Engine & performance: Capacity:...