FAW Rolls Off Its 6000th Vehicle in Philliphines
Recently, the 6,000th CKD vehicle produced by FAW Group Import & Export Co., Ltd. rolled off the assembly line in the Philippines. QSJ plant managers and on-site staff, suppliers in the Philippines, and all FAW Import & Export Company personnel in the Philippines were present to witness the historic moment. FAW Import & Export has been working together with QSJ Motors since 2015 to jointly develop the local market in the Philippines and actively set up an assembly plant there. The offline of the 6000th vehicle will be a new start for FAW Import & Export to explore the local market.
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