Isuzu has renewed its partnership with Welsh Rugby Union (WRU) as the Official Supplier until 2025. The collaboration strengthens Isuzu’s commitment to supporting the sport of rugby and reinforces its dedication to the Welsh community.

Isuzu has been an integral part of the rugby community in Wales for many years, enabling the WRU to deliver rugby activities across the country. As part of the renewed partnership, Isuzu will supply a fleet of Isuzu D-Max pickups, which the WRU’s community department will use to support rugby development programs and events. These vehicles will be essential for transporting equipment, players, and volunteers and will help the WRU to reach more people with the sport of rugby.

“This latest agreement means the Isuzu brand will have been continually associated with the WRU for eight years,” explains George Wallis, head of marketing at Isuzu UK. “Rugby is an intrinsic part of Welsh life, and we are delighted to continue our relationship with an institution which shares our values of dependability, toughness, and commitment. We are looking forward to future success on the field.”

Isuzu renew WRU deal

The partnership will also allow Isuzu to showcase its D-Max pickups’ durability, reliability, and safety to rugby enthusiasts and a broader audience. The D-Max is a popular choice for commercial and recreational use, and its rugged design and performance make it well-suited for the demanding conditions of rugby training and competition.

The renewed partnership between Isuzu and the WRU is a significant milestone in their enduring relationship. It reflects the two organisations’ shared values and their commitment to supporting the sport of rugby in Wales. The partnership promises to deliver exciting ventures in the years to come as Isuzu and the WRU continue to unite their values and passion for the sport.

“We are delighted to welcome Isuzu back as an Official Supplier to the Welsh Rugby Union,” says Nigel Walker, WRU’s interim CEO. “We have a successful history of collaboration together, and I look forward to seeing what the next two years with Isuzu have in store,” he added.

Phil Huff