Isuzu North America Corporation (INAC), has announced the donation of a new Isuzu N-Series NRR gas-powered truck to the South Greenville Fire District. The donation will provide the district with a versatile resource to support its community outreach, fire safety education, and public engagement initiatives.
Representatives from Isuzu North America Corporation and the South Greenville Fire District celebrated the donation with a vehicle presentation ceremony. Fire District officials received a thorough walkaround showcasing the features, functions, and benefits of the new truck and body.
The Isuzu NRR gas-powered chassis is one of the most popular models in the Isuzu lineup. The Class 5 chassis has a 19,500-lb. GVWR, best-in-class maneuverability and visibility thanks to its compact, low cab forward design, and is known for its legendary Isuzu quality. The body was a special build by Morgan Truck Body at its Orrville, Ohio facility and is constructed of Morgan Plate (a special proprietary sidewall material) that is lightweight and durable, providing long-term quality. It is also equipped with an Interlift liftgate by Palfinger for easier loading and unloading. This combination provides the South Greenville Fire District with a flexible platform for transporting materials, equipment, and displays to community events and educational programs throughout the area.
The truck’s distinctive graphics, featuring the South Greenville Community Risk Reduction branding, will also help create a recognizable presence for the South Greenville Fire District at public events, schools, neighborhood programs, and other community gatherings.
“Isuzu believes that being part of a community means more than simply doing business there. It means finding meaningful ways to contribute,” said Hiroki Motohashi, president & chief operating officer of Isuzu North America Corporation. “The South Greenville Fire District plays an essential role in protecting, educating, and bringing this community together. We are honored to provide a truck that can help extend the reach of those efforts, and we look forward to building a lasting relationship with Greenville County as Isuzu establishes an even greater presence in the region.”
For Isuzu, the donation reflects a broader commitment to supporting the communities where its employees, customers, and business partners live and work. The donation comes as Isuzu prepares for a significant expansion of its U.S. manufacturing presence in the Greenville area. Isuzu’s new production facility in the region will manufacture N-Series electric and gasoline-powered trucks as well as F-Series models, further strengthening the company’s connection to the community.
“This truck gives our district another valuable tool for reaching people beyond the fire station and strengthening connections between firefighters and the people they serve,” said Adam Harbert, Chief of the South Greenville Fire District. “Whether we’re teaching families about fire prevention, participating in a community event, or bringing resources directly into a neighborhood, having a dedicated vehicle like this allows us to expand what we can do. We appreciate Isuzu North America, Morgan Truck Body, and PALFINGER for supporting our community.”
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