Pressemitteilung: First UN Order SINOTRUK Delivers Electric Trucks to UNDP in Philippines
SINOTRUK has successfully delivered its first batch of new-energy electric trucks to the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in the Philippines, with professional operational and maintenance training completed concurrently. The delivery marks the UNDP's first-ever procurement of electric trucks in the Philippines and SINOTRUK's first order in the UN procurement space within the Philippine market — a milestone that reflects the global recognition and green technological strength of Chinese intelligent manufacturing. As international oil prices continue to rise, demand for conventional fire-powered vehicles in the Philippines has been declining. Anchored in the global shift toward green development, SINOTRUK identified the change in market demand and moved quickly to enter government procurement and green transportation — using its electric trucks as the point of departure — successfully opening up a new incremental market for new energy vehicles. On the day of delivery, a technical team of SINOTRUK Philippines service engineers and trainers provided the client with training covering safe driving, equipment operation, and EV maintenance. This ensured the vehicles could be put into service safely and efficiently, making good on the company's commitment to integrated delivery and training. Looking ahead, SINOTRUK will continue to iterate its new-energy product lineup and strengthen its localized service network, contributing to the advancement of green transportation worldwide. (....)
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Stichwörter: SINOTRUK International Shandong ICP No., electric trucks, United Nations Development Programme (UNDP = United Nations Development Programme), Philippines, new‑energy vehicles, green transportation, government procurement, operational training, EV maintenance, localized service network, international oil prices, Chinese intelligent manufacturing