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The Da Nang-based assembler plans a national dealer network and parts hub in Cambodia after displaying five passenger and utility models in Phnom Penh.
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The Da Nang-based assembler plans a national dealer network and parts hub in Cambodia after displaying five passenger and utility models in Phnom Penh.

Built at the automaker’s Laguna plant, the Class 1 vehicle features Wi-Fi connectivity and targets routes outside major cities.

Commercial vehicle deliveries reached 53,032 units across the first nine months of the year, gaining 28.46 per cent even as total vehicle volumes slipped.

The Chinese automaker is introducing three Europe-developed electric commercial vehicles with up to 426 kilometres of range ahead of a 2027 market rollout.

The Chinese commercial vehicle maker plans dedicated corporate units in Germany and France to support electric van sales starting from 32,600 euros.

Laguna plant output fell 10 percent in the first eight months as commercial vehicle demand dropped across the domestic market.

Part of an investment programme exceeding €31 million, the expansion supports the municipal operator’s target to phase out fossil fuels by 2030.

The flagship tractor unit supports charging power of over 1.5 MW and offers a claimed range of nearly 600 kilometres.

Public transport authority OASTH expands its electric fleet to 160 vehicles with 18-meter battery-electric buses from Chinese manufacturer Yutong.

India’s largest cement producer signed contracts with Tata Motors and Ashok Leyland to replace 39 million litres of annual diesel fuel across seven states.

The Shenzhen agreement evaluates a local assembly plant in Perak alongside potential regional exports of electric buses and trucks across Southeast Asia.

The China-to-Britain logistics specialist leased the 93 kWh commercial vehicles under a two-year contract to handle household relocations.
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