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On March 13, 2025, we were honored to host an important customer from Asia to our state-of-the-art truck manufacturing facility. During this visit, we introduced our new range of New Energy Trucks to our customers and signed important deals for electric trucks. This important milestone not only str

On the morning of August 25th, a distinguished delegation from West Africa arrived at CAMC's state-of-the-art factory in Ma'anshan, Anhui Province, for a special inspection of our heavy-duty diesel-powered truck lineup. This visit marked an important milestone in strengthening cooperation between C

In the fast-paced world of modern logistics, adaptability is not just a luxury it is a necessity. As fleets face increasing pressure to serve more complex delivery networks, operate across a range of industries, and respond rapidly to shifting demands, truck manufacturers are embracing a game changi

Terminal tractors are key transshipment equipment in container ports, responsible for short-distance transportation of containers between ships and storage yards. Its design is optimized for the special working conditions of the wharf, with the core lying in addressing engineering challenges such as

From scorching deserts to icy mountain passes, the modern truck must operate in some of the world’s most unforgiving environments. Whether it's hauling goods across sunbaked mining regions, navigating arctic roads, or enduring months in humid, rain-drenched tropics, trucks are often pushed to their

Ports are the beating hearts of global trade where goods arrive, depart, and connect across continents. But with that activity comes an enormous environmental footprint. Diesel-powered container trucks, terminal tractors, yard equipment, and cranes collectively contribute to greenhouse gas emissions

As the trucking industry shifts toward electric and hydrogen-powered fleets, fleet operators are faced with a new challenge of how to build an efficient, scalable, and future-ready refueling infrastructure. While traditional diesel trucks can fill up at widely available stations, zero-emission vehic

For decades, the focus of truck design centered on raw performance—horsepower, payload, and durability. But as the industry evolves to meet modern demands, a quiet revolution is happening where it matters most: inside the cab. With driver shortages, stricter safety standards, and the rise of long-ha