Shacman has delivered 102 X3000 8×4 dump trucks to a long-term customer in Vietnam to support major infrastructure projects.
The New Shacman Trucks Have Been Deployed Across Southern Vietnam
Shacman has officially delivered the first batch of 102 X3000 8×4 dump trucks to a long-standing customer in southern coastal Vietnam. The handover ceremony marked a significant step in supporting the country’s ongoing infrastructure projects.
This customer has a decade-long partnership with Shacman. Ten years ago, when it operated as an agricultural service cooperative, it purchased Shacman H3000 trucks. Since then, the company has expanded into a diversified enterprise spanning agriculture, infrastructure investment, real estate, and mining. Drawing on their successful past collaboration, the company once again selected Shacman trucks for its fleet.
The new X3000 8×4 models feature substantial upgrades over earlier generations. Engine output has increased from 345 to over 400 horsepower, and the powertrain has been fully modernised to improve transmission efficiency and fuel economy. The updated cabin enhances driver comfort, while the truck body features a U-shaped design made from ultra-wear-resistant steel, resulting in both lighter weight and extended service life. Over the past ten years, Shacman‘s continuous product improvements have earned the brand a strong reputation for reliability and load-carrying performance.
Vietnam’s rapidly growing economy and expanding infrastructure sector make the timely deployment of these trucks critical. The new X3000 trucks were immediately deployed across a variety of projects, including roads, high-rise buildings, airports, high-speed rail lines, and bridges last November, playing a key role in the country’s urban modernisation efforts.
Looking ahead, Shacman plans to continue introducing new models to the Vietnamese market while strengthening its local service and spare parts network, further supporting the nation’s infrastructure development and economic growth.
Source: Chinatrucks.org
