FUSO Launches New Trucks in Qatar

New FUSO trucks were launched in Qatar at a recent programme by Al Wajba Establishment.

by Staff

January 5, 2016

1 min to read

New FUSO trucks were launched in Qatar at a recent programme by Al Wajba Establishment. The all-new FUSO range is manufactured in India at the Daimler India Commercial Vehicles plant. The new FUSO portfolio offers a wide range of product in the medium- and heavy-duty platforms, according to a report by menafn.com.

For the all-new range, the thicker leaves for the rear suspension enhance both load capacity and durability. The aerodynamic design of the cab reduces wind resistance. While increasing fuel efficiency, it also reduces noise, for a quieter, more comfortable drive, according to the report.

The all-new FUSO offers a modest increase in passenger and cargo volume. It also offers a more car-like driving position and enhanced driver comfort. The cabin reduces driver fatigue and increases productivity, according to the report.

Al Wajba Establishment serves as a provider for construction and other industries in Qatar, with supply and service of heavy vehicles and machinery including trucks, buses, construction machinery, air compressors, diesel generators and material handling equipment, according to the report.

Topics:Mitsubishi Fuso Qatar Heavy-Duty Trucks Medium-Duty Trucks Global Fleet

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