A new batch of SINOTRUK HOWO 371 tractor trucks is currently lined up at the Ro-Ro terminal in Tianjin Port, awaiting shipment to Nigeria. Painted in bright blue, green, and yellow, the trucks are parked among shipping containers at one of Northern China's largest ports and a key hub for the Belt and Road Initiative. This shipment marks another major export milestone for SINOTRUK in the international market.
The 6x4 HOWO 371 tractors are specifically built for the demanding road conditions and heavy loads found across Africa. Powered by a 371 HP engine and equipped with a reinforced heavy-duty chassis and upgraded suspension, these trucks offer reliable power, fuel efficiency, and durability. The cabin is also designed with driver comfort in mind, making it well-suited for Nigeria's hot climate and varied terrains. Because of these practical features, HOWO trucks are a popular choice among fleet owners, port logistics companies, and construction businesses in Nigeria. To support these vehicles, SINOTRUK already operates an after-sales service network and maintains a steady supply of spare parts in the country, ensuring local operators can keep their fleets running without major delays.
Overall, this delivery will help improve transportation efficiency for Nigerian fleets and support local economic development, while highlighting the ongoing demand for Chinese heavy trucks in the African market. It also reflects the continuous trade cooperation between China and Africa in the heavy machinery sector.
