Fear consumption: a new force driving the market
[2013-12-20]
As the year 2013 draws to a close, the question for China’s automobile market is not whether it will exceed by 20 million units, but by how much.
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Scania China's focus: high-end transport
[2013-12-20]
Swedish truck maker Scania opened its first direct-sales store, with an investment of ¥60 million ($9.
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The gains and losses of Foton's quick development
[2013-12-20]
Beiqi-Foton Motor Co., Ltd. (Foton), China’s largest light truck and fourth largest heavy-duty truck manufacturer, plans to sell 3 million vehicles annually by 2020 with sales revenues of ¥330 billion ($52 billion) and profit of ¥30 billion, according to Assistant to the President Zhao Yufeng at the company’
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Changes and challenges of Asiastar
[2013-12-10]
– By Yao Wei, CBU Guest Columnist Weichai Holding Group announced the Yangtze River Delta Development Strategy at Weichai (Yangzhou) Asiastar Automotive Industry Park in Yangzhou, Jiangsu province, on October 10.
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The pluses and minuses of high-end trucks
[2013-12-08]
According to CBU/CAR estimates, China sold roughly 12,000 imported heavy-duty trucks – the so-called high-end trucks –
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Smarter vehicles and service can be competitive edge for Chinese truck makers
[2013-11-29]
What will be the key to building growth and future competitiveness of commercial vehicle manufacturers? Smarter vehicles and lifecycle service to improve transport efficiency, according to similar comments from two senior level executives at recent industry forums. Yuan Hongming, president of Shaanxi Automobile Group Corp.
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JAC prioritizes commercial vehicles in strategic adjustment
[2013-11-25]
Jianghuai Automobile Co., Ltd. (JAC) exhibited three Gallop heavy-duty trucks and 11 light commercial vehicles at the recent 2013 China Commercial Vehicles Show in Wuhan, and announced its intention to shift its business focus back to commercial vehicles.
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Service key to building competitiveness, says Shaanxi Auto's Yuan Hongming
[2013-11-04]
WUHAN, Hubei – Aftersales service, especially product lifecycle service, is key for Chinese automakers to achieve growth and breakthrough in competitiveness, according to Yuan Hongming, president and deputy Party secretary of Shaanxi Automobile Holding Group Corp.
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High utilization of telematics is key to the CV industry
[2013-11-04]
SHANGHAI – High utilization of telematics will be key to the future growth of the global commercial vehicle industry, said Dr. Leif Ö
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Zhongtong and CAMC: Abandon disadvantaged markets and seek opportunities in emerging markets
[2013-09-23]
As China’s heavy-duty truck market is recovering, more and more enterprises are realizing the key to success is using best materials available.
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