Victory Auto Hosts Global Partners Conference
On April 26, 2025, Victory Auto held its Global Partners Conference at its factory in Zunyi, Guizhou, under the theme “Connecting the World, Leading the Future.” Over 300 guests attended, including Zunyi government officials, overseas partners from more than 50 countries and regions, suppliers, and key domestic partners. The event marked a major upgrade of Victory Auto’s global strategy and showed the company’s ambition to bring “Made in China” to the world.
Since entering the international market in 2014, Victory Auto has steadily expanded its global presence. Today, its sales network covers more than 50 countries and regions. It has built five overseas KD plants in Brazil, Argentina, Myanmar, Vietnam, and Ethiopia. By producing locally, Victory Auto has improved delivery speed, lowered costs, and responded faster to market needs.
With strong product quality, the company has passed tough certifications like GCC for the Gulf region, WVTA, and ECE for Europe, successfully entering these key markets.
Even as global commercial vehicle sales slow down, Victory Auto continues to grow fast. In 2025 so far, overseas sales have exceeded 4,000 units, up 268% from last year, making it one of the top three micro truck exporters in China. In February, the company delivered 231 units of its JOMA model to Saudi Arabia, opening up the Middle East market. Currently, Victory Auto has received 3,500 micro truck orders and is targeting 5,000 sales this year. With a goal of 15,000 overseas sales in 2025, the company is full of confidence.

To drive its global expansion, Victory Auto introduced its “12345” strategy. The company will rebuild its international operations with a system-wide approach, putting users first and creating a complete business ecosystem.

Going forward, Victory Auto will focus on two core technologies: “high efficiency & smart connectivity.” It will strengthen its position in South America and the Middle East while exploring new markets in Southeast Asia and Europe.
At the same time, the company will upgrade its products, quality, marketing, and service. It also promised to meet five key goals: deliver orders on time, develop customized products for each region, support dealer growth, ensure parts supply, and provide 24/7 service. By 2029, Victory Auto aims to sell over 60,000 units overseas and shift from simply selling products to exporting technical standards.
Facing challenges like high tariffs and tough certifications, Victory Auto proposed three solutions: meeting technical standards, optimizing tariffs, and boosting local production.
At the event, the company called on global partners to work together for shared success. Looking ahead, Victory Auto will use new energy and smart technology to push Chinese commercial vehicles from “exporting products” to “exporting technology standards.”
As the company’s representative said, “The global commercial vehicle industry is going through major changes. With our ‘12345’ strategy, we will work with partners worldwide to create a new chapter for Chinese brands.”
As more Victory Auto vehicles hit the roads around the world, the company is helping to reshape the future of the global commercial vehicle market through innovation and partnerships.
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