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This week witnessed steady and vibrant overseas progress for Chinese heavy equipment brands. Multiple enterprises stepped up global layout, launched new products, secured overseas orders, and deepened local cooperation, delivering solid and practical overseas development results.
On August 28, Foton Motor held its brand day and new product launch event, gathering investors, clients and industry partners. The brand released its intelligent driving architecture and a lineup of new energy models, while officially launching the high-end Galaxus R9 heavy truck for the American market. Several core global products will be showcased at Germany’s Hannover Commercial Vehicle Show, further presenting the technological strength of Chinese commercial vehicles to the world.
Foton’s Overseas 3040 Strategy clarifies clear development goals for overseas sales and new energy transformation by 2030. Tailored for local road conditions and user habits in America, the Galaxus R9 has completed dozens of localized optimizations and is now on a cross-country roadshow to connect with local users. With improved global service and supply chain systems, Foton is steadily building a stronger presence in the high-end overseas market.
On August 31, SHACMAN officially launched the X5000e pure electric heavy truck in Vientiane, Laos. The launch attracted government officials, financial institutions and local fleet operators, drawing wide attention from the local logistics industry. As Laos accelerates transportation electrification, local mining and cross-border logistics markets have shown strong demand for reliable new energy heavy-duty vehicles.
Featuring low energy consumption and high adaptability, the X5000e fits well with local short and medium-haul heavy-load scenarios. To help local fleets reduce operating pressure, SHACMAN launched customized financial and service packages, making new energy equipment more accessible for local enterprises. The brand will continue improving local after-sales, parts supply and charging service networks to support Laos’ green logistics upgrade.
On August 31, CNHTC partnered with its local dealer to host a HOWO product promotion event in Amman, Jordan. The activity gathered local construction, logistics and municipal clients, fully demonstrating the reliability, comfort and fuel economy of HOWO series vehicles through on-site display and test drives.
After years of steady local operation, HOWO has earned stable market reputation and user trust in Jordan. The brand recently secured a bulk pickup truck order from the Amman municipal government, reflecting high recognition from local official clients. Moving forward, CNHTC will continue optimizing products and localized services to better serve local infrastructure and transportation development.
LiuGong accelerated its global expansion pace in late August, opening new subsidiaries in Peru and Canada successively. The Peru branch focuses on local mining and infrastructure construction, launching localized green development projects and school-enterprise talent training programs to nurture professional local talents for long-term market operation.
The newly established Canadian company further consolidates LiuGong’s layout in the high-end North American market. The brand released upgraded loaders and electric construction equipment, and signed new strategic dealer partnerships. The dual layout in Latin America and North America marks LiuGong’s shift from simple product export to in-depth localized operation, bringing more tailored services and reliable equipment to global users.
On September 3, LGMG was officially approved to set up a national-level post-doctoral workstation, recognizing the brand’s strong independent research and development capabilities. The platform will support both domestic technological innovation and global product iteration.
LGMG will cooperate with key universities and introduce high-end research talents worldwide, focusing on new energy and intelligent technology for mining and aerial work equipment. Continuous technological breakthroughs will help the brand provide more adaptive, high-performance products for diverse working conditions across global markets.
On August 28, XCMG jointly launched the world’s first 14,000-ton ring crane, achieving a landmark breakthrough in global ultra-heavy lifting equipment. With advanced modular design and leading overall performance, the new crane can adapt to large-scale and super-heavy lifting scenarios for nuclear power, wind power and petrochemical projects.
Equipped with an efficient electric direct-drive system, the equipment greatly reduces energy consumption while improving operating efficiency. This innovative product not only fills the global technical gap in ultra-large lifting machinery, but also helps XCMG deliver safer, greener and more efficient engineering solutions for major global projects.
On August 31, SANY participated in Mozambique’s FACIM 2026 International Trade Fair, displaying excavators, cranes and electric construction equipment, bringing practical machinery and green energy solutions for Southern African infrastructure development. The Mozambican president visited the booth and spoke positively of SANY’s local development achievements.
Having rooted in Mozambique for 16 years, SANY has built complete sales and service networks locally, supporting numerous key infrastructure projects. During the exhibition, SANY signed new cooperation agreements covering mining equipment, green energy and micro-grid projects, continuing to deepen local partnership and empower sustainable local development.
Recently, SDLG officially signed a distributor cooperation agreement with Laos VK Group, further improving its channel layout in Southeast Asia. Supported by mature local channel resources from its new partner, SDLG will further expand product coverage in the Laos market.
The two sides will jointly upgrade local sales, after-sales and supporting financial services, promote the full range of SDLG construction machinery in local infrastructure and mining projects, and seize the steady development opportunities of Southeast Asia’s construction machinery market.
On August 31, XCMG completed the delivery of full-set road construction equipment at an industry exchange event in Jakarta, Indonesia. Covering milling, paving and compaction equipment, the delivered products are well adapted to the local Buton asphalt construction environment, effectively supporting local road construction and maintenance work with reliable localized solutions.
On September 1, XCMG shipped a batch of super-large-tonnage cranes to Southeast Asia, setting two new export tonnage records for the region. Customized for local wind power, petrochemical and terminal extreme working conditions, these high-end cranes are fully backed by XCMG’s mature overseas parts and service system to guarantee stable operation of key local projects.
This week’s overseas developments fully show the steady progress of Chinese heavy equipment brands in global market expansion, technological innovation and localized service upgrading. Moving forward, domestic equipment enterprises will continue optimizing overseas product layout and user services to achieve more high-quality global development results.