JMC Reports New Overseas Progress Across Asia and Africa in July

JMC continued to expand its overseas business in July, with new energy vehicle deliveries, new product launches and major fleet orders across Asia and Africa.

The latest developments reflect the company's growing international presence and its continued focus on localized products and services for different markets.

New Energy Vehicles Expand Presence in Asia

JMC continued to grow its new energy commercial vehicle business in Southeast Asia through product launches and vehicle deliveries.

At the Myanmar International Auto Expo, the JMC Grand Avenue EV made its debut, attracting attention with its reliable electric powertrain and practical design for both urban and outdoor applications.

JMC also expanded deliveries across the region. The first batch of 20 E-Shunda electric light trucks was shipped to the Philippines for urban logistics. Meanwhile, 66 vehicles, including the Grand Avenue EV, E-Shunda and E-Fushun, were delivered to Laos. Optimized for Southeast Asia's hot, rainy climate and varied road conditions, the vehicles are designed for urban delivery, rural transport and outdoor operations.

In South Asia, JMC introduced the new Kaiyun+ in Pakistan on July 1.

Designed for right-hand-drive markets, the model is offered with two engine options. The NB25 version focuses on fuel efficiency for urban distribution, while the 4D30 version delivers higher payload capacity for heavy-duty applications such as construction material transport. More than 300 industry customers took part in test drives during the launch event and gave positive feedback on the vehicle's performance in local operating conditions.

Major Orders Support Growth in West Africa

JMC further expanded its presence in West Africa by shipping more than 500 pickup trucks from Nanchang to customers in Ghana and Nigeria.

In Ghana, 313 Grand Avenue and Baodian pickups were delivered to Asante Gold Corporation for mining operations, employee transportation and geological exploration. The vehicles have proven their durability and reliability under demanding mining conditions.

In Nigeria, 201 JMC-Isuzu Ruimai pickups were delivered to the Association of Local Governments of Nigeria, where they will be used for government operations, public security patrols and customs inspection.
 

These orders further strengthen JMC's presence in West Africa while expanding its cooperation with mining companies and public-sector customers in the region.

Continuing Global Growth

As JMC continues to expand its product lineup, strengthen its overseas service network and improve its localization capabilities, the company is accelerating its international growth.

Looking ahead, JMC will continue to develop commercial vehicles tailored to local market needs, enhance product quality and customer service, and provide reliable and efficient transportation solutions for customers around the world.

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