Chufeng Motors Enters Southwest Market in Bulk - Launches Innovative "Lease-to-Own" Model

On April 15th, Chufeng Motors shipped a batch of its flagship product - the Chufeng Mantianxing pure electric light trucks - to the Southwest market, with the first batch heading directly to Kunming. Through in-depth market research, Chufeng has identified that its pure electric light trucks perfectly suit Yunnan's logistics needs, including express transit, flower delivery, and edible fungi distribution.

By collaborating with local partners like Dali Transport Investment and Honghe Prefecture Transport Investment, Chufeng has laid solid groundwork for expanding its new energy light trucks in Yunnan. To better meet market demands, Chufeng not only introduces high-quality, visually appealing products but also pioneers an innovative "lease-to-own" sales model to boost local green logistics development.

The Chufeng Mantianxing stands out with four core advantages: stylish design, heavy payload, long range, and superior comfort - making it highly popular among logistics clients. Designed for diverse terrains including mountainous and urban areas, it demonstrates exceptional practicality and adaptability.

Key features include: A spacious cab (1916mm exterior width) with flat-fold co-driver seats for resting comfort CATL 81.14kWh battery paired with Shanghai Jingjin's integrated motor system Intelligent vehicle control system developed by Chufeng's Tsinghua University R&D team 800mm wide chassis frame with lightweight high-strength steel leaf springs

This market entry marks Chufeng's debut of the lease-to-own business model, significantly reducing operational costs while providing flexible purchasing options. As these electric trucks hit Kunming's roads, they're set to revolutionize local logistics with greener, more efficient solutions.

Confident in its product excellence and innovative tripartite cooperation model, Chufeng aims to become the preferred choice for Kunming's transport sector, driving sustainable development in regional logistics.