COMPANY & EXPORT ENQUIRY PROFILE
This website presents Dongfeng electric commercial vehicle configurations and handles sales enquiries for international fleet projects. Use the details below to identify the website's sales contact, explore the product range and prepare a verifiable quotation request.
The published catalogue covers multiple commercial applications. Figures below are category ranges shown on this website; they do not promise every value is available on every model or in every destination market.
| Electric tractor trucks | Catalogue configurations include 4×2 and 6×4 tractors, with listed gross combination weight (GCW) classes from 42 to 120 tonnes. | Compare tractor configurations |
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| Electric cargo trucks | Catalogue configurations include 4×2 and 8×4 cargo platforms, with listed gross vehicle weight (GVW) classes from 18 to 31 tonnes. | Compare cargo configurations |
| Electric dump trucks | Catalogue configurations include 6×4 and 8×4 engineering and mining applications. | Compare dump configurations |
| Electric special vehicles | Application-specific chassis are listed for municipal, sanitation, mixer and related commercial uses. | Explore special vehicles |
Configuration note: Battery, motor, axle, charging interface, body, steering side, homologation and availability vary by model and market. Ask for a dated, model-specific specification and confirm it in the signed quotation and contract.
The website identifies SHAANXI FENGHAN TRADING CO., LTD. as its sales contact in Xi'an, China. This profile does not establish that the company is the vehicle manufacturer, and it makes no claim of exclusive or authorized dealership status. Buyers should verify the contracting entity, OEM, authorization, vehicle origin, specifications and destination-market approvals from primary documents before signing.
Product details are catalogue references for enquiry planning. Final configuration, certification, warranty, delivery schedule and commercial terms must be confirmed in the current written offer and contract.
Share the destination market and operating requirements to start a model-specific discussion.