Two Popular Shangrao School Buses Show in Shandong Exhibition
2012-09-20 Source：www.chinabuses.org
Summarize：On Sept. 15th , the 2012 Shandong Education Equipment Exposition was held in Yantai International Conference and Exhibition Center. As one of the earliest school bus builders in China, Boning Shangrao Bus brought its two models of school bus products to show, which are SR6576DX school bus and SR6886XH3 school bus.
www.chinabuses.org: On Sept. 15th , the 2012 Shandong Education Equipment Exposition was held in Yantai International Conference and Exhibition Center. As one of the earliest school bus builders in China, Boning Shangrao Bus brought its two models of school bus products to show, which are SR6576DX school bus and SR6886XH3 school bus.
The SR6576DX --"Big Nose" Shangrao school buses have been put into market since April 2012, which contain three models. In June 2012, Shangrao Bus started to obtain orders from different Provinces. Guangdong Province is the biggest school bus market for Shangrao school buses. During these period, the main best selling Shangrao SR6576DX "Long Nose" school buses, 40 units in total with more than RMB 6 million, will be delivered to the different customers in the coming Autumn to serve the new coming semester.
Shangrao school bus--SR6576DX
SR6886XH3 school buses of Shangrao is the classic model. It is seen that in many non-state-run schools in Guangzhou, Dongguan and Shenzheng, the Shangrao SR6886XH3 school buses are driving there to serve the students. At present, there are about 2,000 sets of Shangrao school buses in Guangdong Province.
In 2011, Shangrao Bus Company produced and sold nearly 1,000 special school buses, ranking No.5 nationwide, especially in Guangdong Province. In 2012, Shangrao Bus Company sold 300 school buses in Q1 and it would expand the market of Hunan, Zhejiang, Shandong, Fujian and Jiangxi, etc. It is estimated that in the three years, the production of the shangrao school buses will reach above 3,000 units.
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