On August 16, while the 17th China-LAC Business Summit is being held, diplomatic envoys from Argentina, Peru, Colombia, Ecuador and other countries in China visited Yutong to explore the innovation and development of Yutong new energy and vitality of manufacturing in China.  

The diplomatic envoys to China visited Yutong Brand Center and learned about the development history and achievements of Yutong. Later at the Yutong New Energy Plant, they experienced the latest R&D achievements of Yutong new energy commercial vehicles and development brought by scientific and technological innovation.

The buses on the high-speed ring test track provide a visible demonstration of Yutong's quality control system and rigorous quality standards. The diplomats were amazed.

Since 2003, Yutong has exported more than 25,000 buses to the Latin American market, accounting for more than 52% of China's total export volume of large and medium-sized buses. At present, it has achieved scale sales in more than 20 countries and regions such as Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Peru, Ecuador and Jamaica, helping them embrace a new journey of transformation and upgrading with practical actions.

In Chile, Yutong has formed a brand image and word-of-mouth effect in the local area by virtue of reliable quality, product diversity and strong R&D and manufacturing strength. By solidly promoting the internationalization strategy, it has launched YEA technology and solutions for full series of commercial vehicles such as buses, light trucks, heavy trucks and mining trucks, thus building a new diversified development pattern with comprehensive support.

Yutong vehicles are available all across Mexico. Since 2019, Yutong's IMC trolley buses have continuously provided safe and comfortable travel services for the people of Mexico City, becoming a benchmark new energy product in Latin American market.

In the future, Yutong will further increase its investment in Latin America and provide more environmentally friendly and intelligent transportation solutions for Latin America through close cooperation with governments and enterprises in Latin America to provide better travel services for the public.