Isuzu Giga EXR

The Isuzu Giga EXR is a tractor unit, with 294 kW declared. Its maker declared a median of 3.275 km/l, between 3.25 and 3.3, to Japan's transport ministry across 16 declaration rows. It is a Japanese test figure and is not comparable with a European litres-per-100-km declaration.

Power
294 kW
16 declared vehicles
Fuel, declared
3.275
km/l, median of 3.25–3.3 km/l, 2 declared configurations
Gross weight
34,635
kg, 16 declared vehicles
Kerb weight
10,525
kg, 16 declared vehicles
Payload
24,000
kg, 16 declared vehicles
At a glance
Vehicle formTractor unit
Gearboxmanual

Engine

Engine power294 kW Declared
Engine displacement9.839 litres Declared
Engine model6UZ1 Declared

Driveline

Transmission typemanual Declared
Number of gears7 Declared

Weights and dimensions

Gross vehicle weight34,635 kg Declarednote 1
Kerb weight (in running order, as registered)10,525 kg Declarednote 1
  1. the standard specification MLIT used to compute the declared fuel figure, not the vehicle as sold: 「実際に販売されている車両は、ここに記載された車両重量・車両総重量・最大積載量と異なる場合があります」

We hold 10 of 10 core specifications for this vehicle. Every one is recorded and sourced.

Everything else declared for this model

5 more figures
Declared CO₂783.703–795.76 g/km Declaredmedian 789.732 g/km, across 2 declared configurations
Declared fuel consumption3.25–3.3 km/l Declaredmedian 3.275 km/l, across 2 declared configurations
Engine torque1,814 N·m Declared
Maximum payload24,000 kg Declarednote 1
Vehicle structureTractor unit Declared
  1. the standard specification MLIT used to compute the declared fuel figure, not the vehicle as sold: 「実際に販売されている車両は、ここに記載された車両重量・車両総重量・最大積載量と異なる場合があります」

Comparable models

No other published model meets the rule below yet.

Comparable means: both vehicles record a form and an axle configuration, and they are the same; both figures are the same kind of figure, from the same market; engine power is within 20% of the lower of the two and gross weight within 25%. A model declared on the same mission, payload, vehicle group and reporting period comes first, then the closest power; at most six.

Where these numbers come from