Volvo Trucks Launches FH with I-Save in China
On April 28, Volvo Trucks announced the official launch of the FH I-SAVE model in China to response to "Double Carbon Strategy". Volvo FH I-SAVE model is powered by a TC engine with a maximum torque of 2800 Nm and a 13% increase in power. After having been comprehensively upgraded from inside to outside, Volvo FH I-Save model can cut fuel costs by a further 6 percent per 100 kilometers. In the future, its combined fuel consumption is expected to reach 10% when equipped with I-See anticipatory cruise control and I-Torque intelligent torque control system.
With technical support from the revolutionary FH I-Save system, the sales of Volvo trucks totaled 99,000 units in Europe in 2021, making it a popular choice for efficient logistics companies.
Not only in Europe, Volvo FH I-SAVE model is also widely expected by Chinese logistics users.
Two logistics companies from Jiangxi and Shanghai shared their experience with trialing the FH I-SAVE model, saying that the engine delivers strong power and high fuel economy.
As Dong Chenrui, President of Volvo Trucks China, said, over the years, Volvo Trucks has always adhered to the people-oriented development concept, used technological innovation to help drivers improve efficiency and cut costs. As the greatest gift to workers on Labor Day, Volvo Trucks FH I-SAVE model will always be with Chinese customers along the way.
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