Recently, a fleet of CIMC Vehicles’ new energy mixer trucks lined up in formation, setting off for Hangzhou to support the green upgrade of local commercial concrete transport.
The client receiving this delivery is a long-standing partner of CIMC Vehicles; having purchased over 20 new energy mixer trucks in batches this year, they are continuously upgrading their transport fleet and actively embracing the green transformation sweeping the commercial concrete industry.
The vehicles are equipped with CALB’s 358 battery packs and feature a self-sealing mixer superstructure. Utilizing a proven drum design, they offer excellent sealing performance—effectively preventing leaks and spills—while ensuring uniform concrete mixing and low residual rates within the drum. They balance high-volume capacity with regulatory compliance for vehicle registration. Furthermore, the trucks boast reliable load-bearing capabilities and powerful output, making them well-suited for the demanding conditions of commercial concrete transport—characterized by high-frequency operations, heavy loads, and steep gradients. They also ensure stable range performance to meet the needs of multiple daily transport trips.
From repeat orders to incremental purchases, the client’s consistent choice serves as a powerful endorsement of the strength and full-lifecycle service quality of CIMC Vehicles’ mixer trucks. With years of deep experience in the sector, CIMC Vehicles’ DTB (Mixer Truck) Business Group continuously refines its products based on real-world operational scenarios. It constantly optimizes new energy mixer superstructure technology, striking an ideal balance between regulatory compliance, load capacity, range, and operational cost-efficiency.
CIMC Vehicles’ DTB (Mixer Truck) Business Group remains committed to developing new energy mixer trucks tailored to diverse urban operating conditions. Through reliable products and comprehensive services, the group aims to drive the green, low-carbon, and high-quality development of commercial concrete transport in more cities.
