China News Service, Beijing, December 8 (Reporter Yan Xiaohong) The reporter was informed today that as an important event of friendly trade between China and South American countries, the “China Motors International Tour Exhibition†has performed in the territory of Peru after its first stop in Chile. The "Chinese show." China Bus "leader" The Yutong won the international automobile industry bus tour organizers awarded the only "China's auto exports in South America Contribution Award." Chinese buses will usher in greater development in the South American market.
Zhang Xiaoyu, the head of the China Motors International Touring event and the vice president of the China Federation of Machinery Industry, told reporters that the Chinese cars on the tour are all mature technologies. Take Yutong as an example, China Yutong’s large passenger car will produce 30,000 vehicles a year. And the implementation of European manufacturing standards, due to high-volume production, thereby reducing the cost of production. Although China has not entered the South American market for a long time, the Chinese automobile has a very good price advantage. It is believed that after five years, it can compete with the Japanese and Korean cars.
According to reports, the participation in the "China Motors International Tour" is not Yutong 's first overseas trip. In just five years, its products and service outlets have spread across Africa, Europe, the Americas, and Asia, and are now becoming the goal of becoming a mainstream passenger car supplier in the world. Make great strides. The reason is that in addition to the common cost advantages of Chinese auto companies, the most important "magic weapon" is the service force.
Industry sources pointed out that with the free trade agreement signed with Chile in April 2005 and Peru in April 2009, China’s own brand export countries can enjoy zero tariff policies. Therefore, Chinese buses manufactured with European standards, competitive prices, and strong service capabilities will usher in even greater leap forward in the South American market.