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8.140FL with manual transmission remains a popular choice in the highly competitive HCV market A highly versatile combination of ruggedness, durability and cost-efficiency Delivering on

FAW Trucks’ partnership with the BHL Group spans ten successful years Two companies with a rich local history continue to make inroads in Southern African

Strategically placed dealerships and service centres ensure that FAW Trucks is well represented in Southern Africa More than 20 dedicated local facilities and another seven

Partnership started in 2012 with the acquisition of 85 trucks Unbeatable FAW reliability, fuel efficiency and value for money continue to motivate expansion of fleet

A virtually unbeatable product that is both practical and versatile Never-say-die 6DM3 engine sourced from FAW’s engine plant in Wuxi, China Dependable parts supply and

FAW Isando shares brand’s 27-year history in South Africa Modern facility caters to sales, service and maintenance needs of varied commercial vehicle customers Dealership staff

8.140FL now available with a six-speed automatic gearbox Addition to transmission offering bolsters performance and fuel efficiency New model represents all the key attributes of

Unique African requirements met through continued research and development New products to strengthen FAW’s position in local markets South African customers reap the benefits of

Partnership with respected dealership continues to bear fruit Namibian market showing green shoots after negative impact of COVID-19 pandemic Providing reliable products backed up by

FAW Trucks Eastern Cape celebrates two years as top performer Large facility fulfils sales, service and maintenance needs of commercial vehicle customers Scribante Group aligned

FAW Trucks has been a player on the local market since 1994 Local manufacturing plant became operational in July 2014 Local manufacturing plant became operational

FAW Trucks reaches important milestone at local Eastern Cape assembly plant All models assembled to exacting standards to withstand harsh African conditions Current production capacity