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Sinotruk howo truck engine upgraded to 400 horsepower from 1th January 2023.
Chinese Truck Manufacturer Sinotruk to Upgrade HOWO Brand Trucks to 400 Horsepower by 2023
China's leading heavy-duty truck manufacturer, Sinotruk, has announced plans to upgrade its popular HOWO brand trucks from 371 horsepower to 400 horsepower by 2023, setting a new standard in the heavy-duty truck industry.
According to a company spokesperson, the upgrade will involve significant enhancements to the engine of the HOWO trucks, making them more powerful, more efficient, and reliable.
"The upgrade is part of our ongoing commitment to meet the evolving needs of our customers and to stay ahead of the competition in the global market," the spokesperson said. "We believe that our new 400-horsepower HOWO trucks will offer an unbeatable combination of power, efficiency, and durability, and will help our customers grow their businesses faster and more efficiently."
The HOWO brand trucks, which have been in production since 1956, are widely regarded as some of the most reliable and durable heavy-duty trucks on the road, with over 13 million units sold in more than 90 countries around the world.
The upgrade to 400 horsepower will enhance the performance of these already impressive trucks, and ensure that they continue to meet the high standards of safety, quality, and reliability that customers have come to expect from Sinotruk.
The company has assured its customers that there will be a smooth transition from the 371 horsepower to the upgraded 400 horsepower version, with no disruptions to production or delivery schedules.
Sinotruk remains committed to its mission of providing world-class heavy-duty trucks and services to its customers, and the upgrade to the HOWO brand trucks is just one example of this commitment in action. The company will continue to innovate and strive for excellence in all areas of its operations, to maintain its position as a leader in the global heavy-duty truck market.
