Sinotruk Opens New Dealership in Zambia and Launches HOWO-MAX Truck
Chinese commercial vehicle maker Sinotruk has opened a new dealership in Lusaka and introduced its HOWO-MAX truck to the Zambian market, the company said.
The dealership, operated in partnership with local dealer AE, is located near a major transport route in the capital. It combines vehicle display, customer consultation and after-sales services in one facility.
Nearly 100 guests from logistics, mining, construction and banking attended the opening and product launch. Company representatives highlighted the HOWO-MAX’s engine performance, fuel efficiency and driving comfort, saying the model is aimed at improving operations for logistics and transport companies.
Sinotruk and AE said the new facility and vehicle launch represent a new phase of cooperation in Zambia. They plan to expand their service network to strengthen product support and contribute to the country’s transport sector.
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