FOTON 828|Foton Motor to Export 1780 Vehilces to South America
CHINA, August 28 /chinatrucks.com/ —On August 27, 1780 brand new Foton vehicles, one after another, were driving straight on to the RO/RO ships in Shanghai port for heading to South America. With global shipping resources in desperately short supply, it is now very difficult to book the space. To deliver these 1780 vehicles as scheduled, Foton motor has made every effort to work closely with charters, logistics business department and production department to ensure every link going well.
The delivered vehicles including mini-trucks, light trucks and medium trucks will be sent to South American Countries including Chile and Colombia as a gift to celebrate Foton Motor’s 25th Anniversary on August 28.
According to Foton Motor, its August export volume is expected to reach a new record high, standing at 6,600 units, up by 181% year on year. From January to August, Foton’s export volume is expected to exceed 42,000 units, up by 80% year on year.
Apart from focusing on its truck business and strengthening its marketing efforts in Southeast Asia, Foton Motor has also been working hard to promote its new energy vehicles. Foton New energy vehicles have been launched respectively in Chile, Egypt and Pakistan, with Chile the top market player in new energy buses. For two consecutive years, Foton Motor has been ranking the first place in the trucks with six wheels market in Philippines.
August 28 this year marks Foton Motor’s 25th founding anniversary. In just 25 years, Foton Motor’s total sales volume has reached 10 million units, marking a new milestone for the company’s history. In 25 years, with 10 million vehicles, it became the first Chinese commercial vehicle enterprise with a scale of 10 million.
25 years on, Foton Motor has never forgotten why it started. In the future, Foton Motor will continue to focus on the development of commercial vehicle, especially on the promotion of new energy vehicle, to provide global users with green, smart and efficient transport experience.
Views:0
- FOTON Delivers its 11 Millionth Vehicle -- TUNLAND V Pikcup 2023-04-17
- Philippines' First Electric Light Truck Unveiled & MILER Truck Debut 2023-02-16
- FOTON Auman High-end Mixer Trucks Rolled Off the Line in Thailand 2023-01-06
- CATL, FOTON to Form Joint Venture for Battery Leasing Business 2022-12-09
- Delivering the Trust: Flashing the Philipino Express 2022-11-16
- FOTON Secured an Order for 60 AUMAN EST-A AMT Trucks in Eastern Europe 2022-10-21
- Not only Mexico and Vietnam, These Are Also the Most Important Export Markets 2022-10-14
- FOTON Mexico EVolves a Better World 2022-10-08
- FOTON Exhibited at IIICF for the 6th Consecutive Year in Macao 2022-09-30
- PIMS: FOTON Motor Innovates Mobility Solutions for the Philippines 2022-09-21
Submit Your Requirements, We Are Always At Your Service.
- World’s First All-electric Scania Car Transporter Goes into Service
- China’s First Mining Specialized Remote Sensing Satellite Launched
- SINOTRUK Delivers Full Year 2022 Results, Heavy Truck Sales Down 52.50%
- FOTON and Cummins Team up to Build a New Engine Plant in Thailand
- SANY Awarded as 2022 Forbes China TOP 50 Sustainable DEV Industrial Enterprises
- Daimler Trucks and Buses Signs Deal with XCMG Fire Fighting
- FAW Jiefang Sichuan Branch Was Officially Established
- Bus & Truck Expo Set to be Held in May 2023
- Yutong, SCG Signed MoU for Green Mining in Thailand
- CAT Displays Its First Battery Electric Large Mining Truck
- Half Year Review of Commercial Vehicle Sales
- China Exported 63,000 Trucks in May, Up 33% YoY
- Top 10 Best-selling Battery-swapping Heavy Trucks in China in April
- China Exported 158,000 Trucks in Q1, Up 41% YoY
- China’s Truck Exports Grew by 43.8% YoY to 46600 Units in Feb., 2023
- China’s Heavy Truck Sales Rising 29% YOY to 77200 in Feb
- China Exports 567,000 Trucks in 2022, Hitting a New High in a Decade
- China’s Pickup Exports Jumped 65% YOY in 2022
- China's Truck Exports Grew by 42% YOY to 53,000 Units in November
- Heavy Truck Sales in China Fell by 9% YoY to 46000 Units in Nov.
