Austyre Set China Headquarter in Xiamen City
www.chinatrucks.com: Australia largest auto tyre maker Austyre announced on May 11 that they will set their headquarter of China in Xiamen and they will invest over six billion Yuan to introduce technology to China.
Ejay is president of Austyre and he said that they are late for entering China market since major international tyre makers are all settling in China till now.
But how would they compete China markets in the future, Mr. Ejay answered that they will use lower price and online selling.
Apart from having price advantages they will make use of online marketing and sales to facilitate the sales process.
Austyre will finish all kinds of design and manufacturing of precision mould and entrust China plant to produce. And they have set cooperation in Henan, Hebei, Shandong and Jiangsu provinces and they plan to develop 4000 installation services agencies in two years.
Views:0
Submit Your Requirements, We Are Always At Your Service.
- China Heavy Truck Sales Fall to 73,600 Units in February 2026-03-24
- BYD Showcases Electric Commercial Vehicle Lineup at Shenzhen CV Eco Expo 2026-03-24
- Foton, COSCO Shipping Move to Secure Capacity as China’s CV Exports Rise 2026-03-24
- FAW TRUCKS Highlights New Energy Trucks at 2026 Shenzhen CV Eco Expo 2026-03-24
- China’s Medium-Duty Truck Sales Fall to 8,125 Units in February, 2026 2026-03-23
- Windrose Marks 4th Anniversary with Expansion Across Five Continents 2026-03-23
- SANY Group and CCC Group Sign Strategic Cooperation Agreement 2026-03-23
- Built for Curves and Heavy Loads: Inside the LANDKING H Chassis 2026-03-21
- Foton Debuts eView Connect in Brazil, Showcases Expanded New Energy Lineup 2026-03-20
- SAIC-GM-Wuling Steps Up Overseas Expansion with Mexico, Brazil Visits 2026-03-19
- Foton, COSCO Shipping Move to Secure Capacity as China’s CV Exports Rise
- The 11th DISCOVERY TRUST Awards Successfully Held in Beijing, China
- Chinese Heavy Truck Makers Shift to Value-Driven Global Expansion
- Shandong Heavy Industry and Kazakhstan’s Karaganda Region Ink New Deal
- China’s Diesel Trucks are Shifting to Electric
- Indonesia’s State-led Firm Set to Purchase 320,000 Vehicles
- SANY Truck and Pony.ai to Mass-Produce Gen-4 Autonomous Trucks in 2026
- FOTON Boosts Local Manufacturing in South Africa
- Office Closure for National Day Holiday
- FORLAND Rolls Out Its 6.8 Millionth Vehicle
- China Heavy Truck Sales Fall to 73,600 Units in February
- China’s Medium-Duty Truck Sales Fall to 8,125 Units in February, 2026
- China’s February Light Truck Sales Fall 23% to 117,200 Units
- China’s Mini Truck Sales Rise 15% in February to 41,500 Units
- China’s Light Truck Market Rises 8% in January 2026 to 323,500 units
- China’s Pickup Sales Reach Five-Year January High as Market Momentum Builds
- Heavy Truck Sales Soar 46% to 105,400 Units in January 2026
- January Medium Truck Sales Hit 14,100, Up 33%
- China’s Truck Exports Top 1 Million Units for the First Time in 2025
- China Tractor Truck Sales Up 54% in Dec., 2025 Full-Year Sales 460,000 Units
