Top 10 Events of King Long in 2009
2010-01-12 Source：www.chinabuses.org
1. 406 Kinglong Buses Sailed to Senegal
The deal included 406 Kinglong buses and the value exceeded 160 million yuan. The deal was signed on February 13, 2009.
2. Kinglong had the Qualification to Produce New Energy Buses
Kinglong successfully passed the inspection and examination on June 19, 2009 and got the certificate to produce new energy bus.
3. Kinglong: the Activity of Winning and Running in China
Kinglong's activity of Winning and Running in China started in the city of Changsha on August 23, 2009 to promote its new products and technology.
4. Kinglong Won the Best Bus Manufacturer Award in Busworld
Kinglong won the Best Bus Manufacturer award in Busworld on October 16, 2009. It was the first Chinese bus manufacturer to win this award.
5. Kinglong Hybrid Bus Debuted in Singapore
Kinglong XMQ6121G hybrid bus debuted in Singapore on November 16, 2009. It was the first China-made hybrid bus exporting to overseas market.
6. Kinglong XMQ6115CS Coach Run Total 1.8 Million Kilometers without Malfunction
Kinglong XMQ6115CS coach hit a record in November 2009. It ran total 1.8 million kilometers without malfunction.
7. 110 Kinglong LPG Buses Served for Guangzhou Asia Games
110 Kinglong LPG buses started to serve 2010 Guangzhou Asia Games on November 28, 2009.
8. Kinglong Successfully Passed TS16949:2009 Quality Management System
Kinglong passed TS16949:2009 Quality Management System on December 9, 2009 to ensure its products having a high quality.
9. Kinglong Minibus: the Volume of production and Sale Exceeded 4000 Units
Kinglong minibus had an excellent performance in the year of 2009. The total sales volume exceeded 4000 units.
10. Kinglong had Excellent Overseas Market Performance and Placed No.1 in China
Thanks to the global economic crisis, the bus export business declined sharply. However, Kinglong’s export business recovered in June, 2009 and its export volume exceeded 3000 units at last year.
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