In what analysts are calling the fastest decarbonization shift in heavy industry history, Chinese battery-electric mining trucks have become the default choice for new fleet purchases across Africa in 2025.

Malaysia’s Westports and Port of Tanjung Pelepas together ordered 260 SINOTRUK HOWO TX 6×4 electric tractors in 2025 — the largest single-year electric truck procurement in Malaysian history.

On November 26th, Automechanika Shanghai – the world's second-largest auto parts event – grandly kicked off at the National Exhibition and Convention Center (NECC). A team of 7 elite sales professionals from ERATRUCK headed to the venue, with the core mission of "exhibition participation & presentation + targeted client meetings," deeply integrating into this industrial gala that brings together 7,465 global enterprises.

Vietnam’s southern industrial provinces have quietly become one of the world’s fastest-growing markets for Chinese electric heavy-duty trucks. In the first ten months of 2025, more than 1,050 units from XCMG, FAW, Dongfeng and Shacman were registered for factory-to-port and inter-provincial haulage — a 420% increase from 2024.

As Algeria continues its journey toward economic diversification and infrastructure modernization, Shacman stands ready to support the nation’s ambitions. With a growing fleet of over 50,000 units on Algerian roads and a commitment to excellence that shows no signs of slowing, Shacman is not just moving cargo—it is moving a nation forward.

Shacman’s widespread recognition in Algeria is not solely based on product quality—it is also a result of its deep understanding of customer needs and its ability to deliver tailored solutions. The brand has adopted a “one country, one product” strategy, customizing its truck models to suit specific applications and regional conditions.

Shacman, a brand of Shaanxi Automobile Group (founded in 1968), is one of China’s leading commercial vehicle manufacturers. With a global presence in over 100 countries, Shacman specializes in heavy-duty trucks, buses, and special-purpose vehicles. In Algeria, Shacman operates through a joint venture with the Mazouz Group, producing locally assembled trucks at the Setif manufacturing plant.