Higer Buses Ensure Smooth Travel for Asian Winter Games at -20°C
2025-02-13 Source：www.chinabuses.org
Summarize：The 9th Asian Winter Games held in the "Ice City " of Harbin on February 7, 2025, is the largest and most influential winter multi-sport event in Asia This edition of the AWG attracted over 1,200 athletes from 34 countries and regions to come together and celebrate the feast of ice and snow The event is not only a comprehensive test of the host city s overall strength but also an excellent window for China to showcase its image as a "manufacturing powerhouse " to the world
The 9th Asian Winter Games (AWG), held in the "Ice City" of Harbin on February 7, 2025, is the largest and most influential winter multi-sport event in Asia. This edition of the AWG attracted over 1,200 athletes from 34 countries and regions to come together and celebrate the feast of ice and snow. The event is not only a comprehensive test of the host city's overall strength but also an excellent window for China to showcase its image as a "manufacturing powerhouse" to the world.
In the service and support work of this international event, hundreds of Higer buses made their debut in Harbin with efficiency, safety, and environmental friendliness, undertaking core tasks such as athlete commuting, event support, and VIP reception, injecting strong momentum from "Made in China" into the successful hosting of the AWG.
Technology Empowers, Full-Chain Escorts the AWG
The Higer fleet serving the AWG comprises over a hundred vehicles, including several star models. For example, the Higer New V-Series V13 large-capacity high-end bus and the V12 high-end business bus, with their spacious interiors, intelligent temperature control systems, and quiet cabin environments, have become the "mobile living rooms" for VIP reception at the event. Additionally, 60 pure electric Higer KLQ6115 buses, with advantages such as zero emissions, low noise, and high endurance, are responsible for the green commuting between the athlete's village and the competition venues.
Although it is already spring, the northern region is experiencing a new round of cold waves, with temperatures in Harbin expected to remain around -20°C. This poses a significant challenge to the service team involved in event support. According to Xu Maowu, Minister of Customer Service at Suzhou King Long, to ensure flawless event support, Suzhou King Long Higer Buses has established a trinity support system covering "vehicles, personnel, and technology." Before the event, Suzhou King Long conducted a "carpet-style" safety inspection on all Higer buses, with a focus on reinforcing the chassis structure, inspecting and testing the "three electric systems" (battery, motor, and electronic control), as well as intelligent equipment, to ensure the vehicles are in optimal condition. Furthermore, Suzhou King Long has collaborated with core suppliers to set up a core service station in Harbin, assembling over 20 technical backbones on 24-hour standby and stocking specialized spare parts worth over RMB 200,000 to provide rapid service support.
On the other hand, smart services are safeguarding the sports extravaganza. The G-BOS support team in Suzhou monitors vehicle operation in real-time through the smart operation system, combines big data analysis to predict potential risks, and forms a closed-loop management of "proactive prevention + rapid response" to prevent issues before they arise.
Repeated Appearances at Grand Events, Establishing International Service Benchmarks
In fact, as a leading enterprise in China's bus industry, Higer buses have long been a "permanent guest" at international top-tier events.
During the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics, nearly 500 Higer hydrogen fuel cell buses and pure electric buses operated in the Yanqing and Zhangjiakou venues, winning high praise from the Olympic Organizing Committee for their outstanding performance with "zero faults and zero delays." At major events such as the Boao Forum for Asia, the G20 Hangzhou Summit, and the Shanghai Import Expo, Higer buses have become mobile business cards showcasing "Chinese hospitality" with their high-end design, comfortable experience, and stable performance.
Ahead of the AWG, the Harbin municipal government has already put 60 Higer pure electric buses into daily commuting, and their "zero-fault" stable performance has earned them a reputation for "Higer's excellent quality," laying a solid foundation for event support.
Heilongjiang Sophia Tourism Passenger Transport Co., Ltd. is one of the companies providing shuttle services for the AWG and is also a major long-term customer of Higer with over 20 years of close cooperation. According to Li Jian, General Manager of Heilongjiang Sophia Tourism Passenger Transport Co., Ltd., for the AWG, Sophia has dispatched over 100 vehicles daily, including main models from the New V-Series, to participate in event support services. Li Jian said, "The luxurious interiors, comfort, and ultra-quiet riding experience of the Higer New V-Series, coupled with the enthusiastic service of the drivers, have made domestic and international guests and athletes feel the warmth of Harbin people."
The successful service at international events time and again is not only a testament to Higer buses' technical strength but also highlights its full-chain systematic competitiveness from product research and development to after-sales service.
As the AWG torch illuminates the night sky of Harbin, Higer buses are interpreting the responsibility of "Made in China" with their resolute wheels. From the winter snow of the Olympics to the AWG venues, from the Boao Forum to international summits, Higer buses have proven time and again with their perfect performance that Chinese brands can not only manufacture good vehicles but also build a service ecosystem with a global perspective and climb the peak of technology with an innovative spirit. In the future, Higer buses will surely continue to impress the world with higher-quality products and services, showcasing the robust strength of "Made in China"。
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