FAW TRUCKS Expands Deliveries Across China and Overseas Markets
FAW TRUCKS has recently completed a series of vehicle deliveries across China and made further progress in overseas markets. The deliveries cover new energy tractors, light trucks and heavy-duty trucks for various applications, including urban distribution, resource transportation and cold-chain logistics. The company has also secured new business opportunities in the Middle East and Southeast Asia.
In Qingdao, Shandong Province, FAW TRUCKS delivered the first 100 customized YINGCHI new energy tractors to Wanlian Yida. The vehicles were specially developed to meet the logistics group's actual transport needs. As a key model in the YINGZHEN series, the YINGCHI features a lightweight design, low energy consumption and reliable electric powertrain systems, helping customers reduce operating costs and improve transport efficiency.

In Shijiazhuang, Hebei Province, 16 CTB448 YINGCHI new energy tractors were delivered to a local customer. Equipped with CTB battery technology, the model features a low center of gravity, lightweight design and efficient energy replenishment. The vehicles will be used for resource transportation and short-distance urban deliveries in Shijiazhuang and surrounding areas.

In Lvliang, Shanxi Province, FAW TRUCKS delivered 100 J6G new energy tractors. The vehicles will serve local freight transportation needs and support the development of greener and smarter logistics operations.

In Changsha, Hunan Province, FAW TRUCKS delivered 20 TIGER 6G new energy light trucks to Hunan Dahe and Hunan Wanbang. Specially configured for high-frequency urban delivery operations and different working conditions, the vehicles are designed to provide reliable performance and high availability.

In Guangdong Province, FAW TRUCKS delivered 100 new trucks to Chenyang Auto Trade. The vehicles will be put into operation in Shenzhen, adding to local transport capacity and supporting logistics development in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area.

FAW TRUCKS also delivered 43 TIGER 6G new energy light trucks to a major customer for new energy refrigerated trucks. The delivery reflects the customer's recognition of the company's products and services and provides a foundation for further expansion in northeastern Chongqing.

In Xinjiang, 30 new energy truck combinations were delivered to Xinjiang Dituo Mining Co., Ltd. for mining operations. With their low emissions and low operating costs, the vehicles will help reduce transportation expenses and support the shift toward greener mining operations.
Another 11 Yingtu heavy-duty trucks were delivered to a customer in Shache County, Kashgar, Xinjiang. The vehicles will be used for long-haul freight transportation in southern Xinjiang, helping improve transport efficiency and support the development of regional logistics routes.

FAW TRUCKS has also made progress in overseas markets. In the United Arab Emirates, the first batch of 210 FAW trucks has been shipped, marking a new milestone in the company's local market development. In Myanmar, FAW TRUCKS signed a memorandum of strategic cooperation covering 1,500 trucks, creating new opportunities for further business expansion in the country.

These deliveries and cooperation agreements reflect FAW TRUCKS' continued efforts to expand its presence in different market segments. In China, its new energy vehicles are being used in a growing range of applications, including urban distribution, resource transportation and cold-chain logistics. Overseas, new shipments and cooperation agreements are further strengthening the company's presence in the Middle East and Southeast Asia.
Looking ahead, FAW TRUCKS will continue to focus on customer needs and expand its presence in domestic and international markets. The company aims to provide efficient, cost-effective and reliable green and intelligent transportation solutions. In the fourth quarter of 2026, FAW TRUCKS will continue to pursue new orders and work toward achieving its full-year business targets.
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