Victory Auto Advances Syria Business Following Delivery of 1,100 Zebra Vehicles

Victory Auto is moving forward with its business in Syria after delivering the first batch of 1,100 Zebra vehicles. The company recently welcomed its Syrian partner to discuss production and delivery plans for the next batches.

Earlier this year, Syrian customers visited Victory Auto and reached a strategic cooperation agreement with the company. Following the delivery of the first 1,100 vehicles, the latest visit focused on production, quality control and future order arrangements.

During the visit, the delegation toured Victory Auto's production plant, vehicle testing laboratory and finished vehicle storage area. They reviewed the company's production processes, quality inspection procedures and vehicle improvements.

The Zebra vehicles delivered to Syria were adapted to local operating conditions, including high temperatures, dusty environments and unpaved roads. According to the company, the vehicles have performed reliably in local operations and received positive feedback from the Syrian partner and local users.

Based on the experience with the first batch, both sides discussed production schedules, quality inspection standards, spare parts supply, technical support and future delivery arrangements. The Syrian partner said the vehicles' performance in daily operations had strengthened its confidence in continued cooperation. It also expressed interest in speeding up the delivery of the next batch to meet demand in the local commercial transport market.

A Victory Auto representative said the company provides overseas customers with both vehicles and after-sales support. In addition to customizing vehicles for local market requirements, Victory Auto provides spare parts and technical training to support customers throughout vehicle operation and maintenance.

The company said it would continue to strengthen production management and quality inspections to ensure the timely delivery of future orders. It also plans to further improve its overseas parts supply and technical support services as it works with its Syrian partner to develop the local commercial vehicle market.

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