Forland Motors held a vehicle delivery ceremony in Angeles City, Philippines, in August, delivering the first batch of 260 light trucks to local transportation enterprise YIMI CARGO. Co-hosted by Forland Motors, YIMI CARGO, and its Philippine partner QSJ Motors, the event attracted active participation from senior representatives of the three parties, numerous partners, and mainstream media guests. This bulk delivery marks a key breakthrough for Forland Motors in the Philippine market and demonstrates its continuous expansion strength and confidence in the Southeast Asian and global commercial vehicle markets.
The delivered products include two major series: Forland L5 and T5, covering urban efficient logistics and last-mile delivery scenarios respectively. The L5 light truck is equipped with a German FEV technology engine, providing sufficient power to meet transportation needs with a GVW (Gross Vehicle Weight) of 6.5 tons to 9 tons. It features an extra-wide cargo compartment that can accommodate two rows of pallets side by side, effectively improving loading efficiency, and its cab comfort is comparable to that of sedans. The T5 micro-truck focuses on urban “last-mile” delivery, equipped with an engine derived from Japanese Dongan and German FEV technologies, balancing power output and fuel economy, with a GVW range of 2.5 tons to 4.5 tons. It adopts a lightweight body and low cargo platform design for easy loading and unloading, meeting diversified transportation needs such as express delivery, green logistics, and fresh produce.
YIMI CARGO is the overseas business brand of Yimidida in the Philippines, affiliated to China Shatan Group, and currently operates in five countries: China, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, and the Philippines. Chen Guilin, Operations Director of YIMI Philippines, stated: “We chose Forland Motors precisely because of its product stability and professional service support.”
“This is not just a simple delivery ceremony, but the beginning of a long-term strategic cooperation between Forland Motors and the Philippine market as well as logistics customers,” said Sun Chaoshan, Deputy General Manager of Forland Motors’ Overseas Business Department, in his speech. He pointed out that since its establishment in 1999, Forland Motors has delivered over 6.6 million commercial vehicles worldwide, covering more than 50 countries and regions. “In the future, the company will continue to promote the localization adaptation of new energy and digital products in the Philippines and Southeast Asia, helping upgrade the regional logistics system.”
Since entering the Philippine market in 2009, Forland Motors has delivered tens of thousands of commercial vehicles, covering multiple segments such as logistics, dump trucks, refrigerated trucks, and special-purpose vehicles. The company has established close cooperation with local partner QSJ Motors to build a local support system covering after-sales service, parts supply, and technical support, ensuring customers enjoy worry-free operations throughout the product lifecycle. With the integrated operation model of “sales + service + localization,” Forland Motors has become one of the mainstream brands in the mid-to-high-end commercial vehicle market in the Philippines.
Currently, Forland Motors has formed a multi-point layout in Southeast Asian countries such as Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, and the Philippines. Relying on stable product quality, efficient service systems, and an open cooperation model, it is accelerating its integration into local logistics industry chains. Looking forward, the company will continue to deepen its presence in the global market and promote “global quality, made in China” commercial vehicle products to the world stage.
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