Company says this reaffirms its commitment to the local market and is a just reward for one of the largest investments by a Chinese entity in SA
FAW commemorates the 7,000th truck coming off its assembly line in Coega. Picture: SUPPLIED
The 7,000th vehicle to be produced at the factory was a JH6 28.500FT model, the largest of the truck tractors from FAW Trucks. It features a full floating extended-roof cab with an innovative flat floor design for optimal comfort and interior space., six-cylinder common-rail turbocharged and intercooled diesel powerplant produces 370kW at 1,800rpm and 2,300Nm of peak torque at 1,400rpm.
Says Jianyu Hao, CEO of FAW SA: “This is an understandably proud moment for us. It reaffirms our commitment to the local market and is just reward for what is one of the largest investments made by a Chinese entity in this country.”
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