Chinese company delivers 800 natural gas buses to Mexico
HEFEI -- Anhui Ankai Automobile Co Ltd delivered 800 passenger buses powered by natural gas to Mexico on Tuesday, marking China's largest passenger bus export order to Mexico to date.
The eco-friendly buses will run on natural gas and be put into use in Mexico's third-largest city of Monterrey. The vehicles are tailored to meet the local market demands in Monterrey, including its climate and traffic conditions.
They are equipped with Wi-Fi coverage and other intelligent systems, according to the company.
The growing global trend of low-carbon development has made buses powered by clean energy more and more popular in Mexico. Ankai has been exporting eco-friendly vehicles to Mexico since 2017.
Based in East China's Anhui province, the company is a subsidiary of Chinese carmaker Anhui Jianghuai Automobile Group Corp Ltd (JAC Motors). It has exported products to nearly 100 countries and regions following its market strategy of going global.
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