China Commercial Vehicles Show 2013 Grandly Commenced in Wuhan

www.chinatrucks.com: China Commercial Vehicles Show 2013 is grandly opened at Wuhan International Expo Center from Oct. 30 to Nov.2, 2013. The show is got improved in terms of exhibited products and technical level compared to last one and is actively participated by commercial vehicle manufacturers and spare parts manufactures. Both exhibitors and visitors will be rewarding by taking part in various events during the show.

The show is guided by Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, sponsored by The People’s Government of Hubei Province, Wuhan Municipal People’s Government, China Council for the Promotion of International Trade, Automotive Sub-Council, and organized by Hubei Economy and Information Technology Commission, Hanyang Special Purpose Vehicle Institute, Hannover Milano Fairs Shanghai Limited, Hubei Automotive Industry Association, Wuhan New City International Expo Center Management Company Limited, Management  Committee of Wuhan Economic & Technological Development Zone, Beijing Sanda Economic and Technology Center of MIIT.

The show covers a area of 80,000 sq.m., including B1-B5 and A1-A3 halls of Wuhan International Expo Center. Around 500 exhibitors showcase their products, such as FAW Jiefang, Dongfeng, Sinotruk, Foton, SHACMAN, JAC, Ankai, Changan, Scania, IVECO, Paccar, GAC Hino, SAIC-IVECO HONGYAN, JMC, ZYP, Brilliance, Tri-ring, and other truck and special vehicle enterprises. Spare part manufacturers attending the show include: JOST, ContiTech, Hyva, BPW, and ZF.

There are also other events held at the same time, such as China International Commercial Vehicle Forum, China Special Vehicle Development International Forum, Logistic and Transportation Vehicle Forum, trial drive events, Zhongrui Special Vehicle Technical Exchange, Truck Miniature Competition. During the show, there are also many press conference and new product introduction conferences. More and more exhibitors and visitors will take the opportunity of China Commercial Vehicles Show to further communicate with each other.

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