Beiben Trucks Make Fifth Appearance at National Military Parade

On September 3, 28 Beiben heavy trucks equipped with radar, satellite jamming, and other advanced combat systems rolled through Tiananmen Square as part of the V-day Parade to mark the 80th anniversary of victory over Japanese aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War. Arranged in three battalions and seven rows, the trucks showcased China’s modern military capabilities.

Beiben trucks have now appeared in five major national parades since their debut in 2009, reflecting the rapid development of China’s defense technology over the past decade.

2009: 16 trucks made their first appearance at the National Day parade.

2015: 16 trucks carrying Air Force early warning radar took part in the parade marking the 70th anniversary of victory over Japanese aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War.

2017: 24 trucks carrying early warning radar and drones joined the parade celebrating the 90th anniversary of the People’s Liberation Army at Zhurihe.

2019: 12 trucks were included in the early warning radar and information warfare battalions for the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China.

2025: 28 trucks carrying radar and satellite jamming systems formed three battalions and seven rows, marking their fifth parade appearance.

Known for their off-road performance, heavy load capacity, and reliability, Beiben trucks are widely used across China’s military branches. They serve as vital platforms for transporting advanced weapons and customizing special-purpose vehicles, helping the Chinese military safeguard national security and sovereignty.

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