From:Internet Info Agency 2026-11-13 21:02:05
On November 12, a special vehicle delivery ceremony was held in Changchun, Jilin. FAW Jiefang delivered a total of 296 Jiefang-branded cargo vehicles to China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC). These vehicles will subsequently be shipped to central Algeria for construction work on a newly built 230-kilometer railway. FAW Jiefang and CCECC began their cooperation in 2021. To date, CCECC has purchased more than 700 Jiefang engineering vehicles across the full series. To adapt to local operating conditions in Algeria, FAW Jiefang optimized and upgraded the tire performance, cooling system, intake air filtration device, and chassis protection structure of these vehicles. At the delivery ceremony, FAW Jiefang presented a golden key to CCECC. A relevant person in charge at FAW Jiefang said that 2026 marks the 70th anniversary of the rollout of Jiefang's first self-developed truck, the CA10. Going forward, FAW Jiefang plans to provide overseas customers with full-lifecycle operation and maintenance support, localized technical training, after-sales support, and other supporting services. The two sides also plan to collaborate in areas such as customized equipment R&D, joint construction of overseas service outlets, export of new energy commercial vehicles, and establishment of a full-cycle operation and maintenance system. The overseas service partner for this project said that it will subsequently build a forward parts warehousing center in Algeria, set up a dedicated service team, and implement services including 7×24-hour technical response, rapid fault repair, supply of original parts, and skills training for local operation and maintenance personnel.

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