Flyday Ditu MX Truck Makes Its Debut
Recently, Flyday Ditu MX truck which can be both powered by gasoline and CNG made its debut, arousing keen interest among customers.
Equipped with double-fuel powered engine made by Dongfeng Xiaokang, Flyday Ditu MX truck delivers a maximum power of 80 kW and a maximum torque of 140 N.m. It is able to reach a maximum speed of 130 km/h.
Thanks to its two same-sized gas cylinders with a total volume of 160 liters, the truck is able to fill 32 cubic meters of natural gas and can drive over 360 km continuously. In addition, its gasoline tank with a volume of 40 liters further insures the truck’s continuous driving.
One of the major advantages of Flyday Ditu MX truck is that it can be powered with both gasoline and CNG at the same time, which can help truck operators cut their fuel costs.
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