Weichai Power Co.,Ltd
Date:2009-02-16 Source:www.chinatrucks.com
Weichai Power Co.,Ltd. ("Weichai Power" or "the Company"), is founded by Weifang Diesel Engine Factory together with domestic and foreign investors. Weichai power is a modern enterprise as well as the major enterprise in the PRC specializing in the research and development, manufacturing and sales of diesel engines. The products are widely applicable to different markets, including heavy-duty vehicles, coaches, construction machines, vessels and power generator.
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