Xingkailong Driven into Shenzhen Foxconn
2008-01-23 Source：english.chinabuses.com
Summarize：During National days, Anhui Ankai vehicle Manufacturing Corporation has delivered first 11 units Xingkailong HFX6101HK2 high-grade buses to Shenzhen Foxconn Group. The project says these buses will ta ...
During National days, Anhui Ankai vehicle Manufacturing Corporation has delivered first 11 units Xingkailong HFX6101HK2 high-grade buses to Shenzhen Foxconn Group. The project says these buses will take 10 thousand employees of Shenzhen Foxconn to their work place everyday from the middle October, and the rest of 78 units buses will be delivered in the near future.
About these 11 units buses, their lines are smooth, the curve are beautiful, and keynote are modern. The whole bus make people feel simple and elegant. And the most important thing is that, high price ratio and diversity configuration make Xingkailong series sell like hot cakes.
Guo rui Chen, the chief regional manager of Ankai vehicle in Guangdong province said, Guangdong has already been an important market for Xingkailong, and Shenzhen has been even the more important than other cities in Guangdong. Since 2004 we began to exploit the whole Guangdong market, total sales of this area has been improved gradually: The sales in Guangdong market has grown up by 147% per year. The competition bidding of Shenzhen Foxconn 89 units buses, Ankai vehicle win out from other domestic famous buses manufacturers by great advantage. It is shown that Xingkailong buses has already won highly reputation in Shenzhen. Meanwhile, Guo rui Chen also said , as one of the largest Taiwan Companies in mainland, there are about 10 thousand employees in Foxconn. Therefore, taking these employees to work place is a big problem. The reason why Foxconn chose Ankai vehicle is that the brand of "Xingkailong" has been well known and mature. This time, Ankai Vehicle and Foxconn cooperated, shows that their brands raised up together, and get win-win situation.
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