International Parts Company Enter Tunkou Wuhan
www.chinatrucks.com: Recently, the world's largest engine manufacturer, Cummins announced that it will expand Wuhan engines R&D base three times in Tunkou, which is the largest R&D base out of America.
In addition to the R & D center, Cummins fuel system and electric generator is also rooted in Wuhan Development Zone. Already more than 100 parts companies with foreign capital enter in Wuhan Development Zone which has been the globe village of auto parts. Now there are over 100 local parts companies in Tunkou and more than 40 of them are foreign owned or joint venture include France, America, Germany, Japan and other countries’ company.
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