As autumn deepens, the commercial vehicle industry remains thriving. As a major player in the heavy-duty truck sector, Beiben Heavy Truck demonstrated strong growth momentum in September. From product iterations to strategic partnerships, these initiatives not only demonstrate its precise grasp of market demand but also demonstrate its unwavering commitment to transitioning to new energy and intelligent technologies. What are the highlights of this month? Let's take a look.

Product iteration: The upgraded V3ET Elite tractor is launched, focusing on efficient logistics

In September, Beiben Heavy-Duty Truck launched the upgraded V3ET Elite Edition tractor, featuring numerous optimizations tailored for efficient logistics scenarios. Equipped with a Weichai WP13 engine and Fast AMT transmission, the vehicle boasts a fuel economy improvement of approximately 5%. Its lightweight design reduces the vehicle's curb weight to under 8.2 tons, providing users with greater cargo space. Improved cab ergonomics and the inclusion of multiple active safety systems significantly enhance comfort and safety during long-distance driving. This product upgrade directly addresses the current logistics industry's core demand for cost reduction and efficiency improvement.

Strategic Cooperation: Signed an order for 500 pure electric heavy-duty trucks with Inner Mongolia Huaqi New Energy

On September 6th, Beiben Heavy-Duty Truck signed a purchase agreement with Inner Mongolia Huaqi New Energy Company for 500 pure electric heavy-duty trucks, primarily for use in mining transportation. These vehicles will be equipped with large-capacity lithium iron phosphate batteries and support dual-charger fast charging to meet the demands of high-intensity operations. This collaboration extends beyond sales to include supporting solutions such as charging and battery swapping infrastructure, operations, and maintenance services. This marks a key step for Beiben in the commercialization of new energy heavy-duty trucks. Especially in light of the "dual carbon" goals, this type of collaboration is instructive for the green transformation of energy-intensive enterprises.

Overseas Expansion: 200 heavy-duty trucks delivered to the Central Asian market, demonstrating steady progress in internationalization

This month, Beiben Heavy Truck delivered a batch of 200 heavy-duty trucks to Central Asia, including dump trucks, tractors, and other construction vehicles. These trucks have been adapted to the local climate and road conditions, including enhanced cooling systems and dust protection. This move further solidifies Beiben's position in markets along the Belt and Road Initiative. In recent years, Beiben has maintained sustained growth in markets such as Africa and Southeast Asia, leveraging its product reliability. This delivery demonstrates the steady progress of its internationalization strategy.

Technology R&D: Hydrogen fuel cell heavy-duty truck road test data released, laying the foundation for future energy

In terms of technological reserves, Beiben released its first road test data for its hydrogen fuel cell heavy-duty truck: a fully loaded range exceeding 500 kilometers, with a refueling time of less than 15 minutes. While the commercialization of hydrogen heavy-duty trucks still requires infrastructure support, Beiben's proactive deployment demonstrates its exploration of diverse technological approaches. With increased national support for the hydrogen energy industry, this accumulated expertise may become a future competitive advantage.

Beiben Heavy-Duty Truck's series of actions in September demonstrate the proactive response of a traditional heavy-duty truck company during a period of industry transformation. From product upgrades to strategic partnerships, these actions reflect both pragmatic considerations of the current market and forward-looking planning for future trends. With the fourth quarter approaching, it will be interesting to see whether Beiben can achieve further breakthroughs in the new energy sector. For industry practitioners, Beiben's path forward may offer valuable insights.