Scania Will Release LNG Gas Vehicles Next Year! Priced At 500000+RMB, The Engine Is Self-made!

Heavy news! Domestic Stanya is going to release gas powered cars. Since the news of Stania's domestic production came out, the most frequently asked question in private messages to me is whether he will produce gas vehicles. So many family members have come to ask me, and I have tried my best to investigate some information within Stania, which can give everyone a definite answer. It will happen next year, which shows one thing: in the Chinese market, even if you are the king of public works, you have to go against the local customs. Gas vehicles can be said to be a characteristic of China's freight market. When gas vehicles were most popular a few years ago, Mercedes Benz, which was the first to localize gas vehicles, never produced them. But this time, the proud husband king of Stanya chose to put down his dignity and take the initiative to let us suffer together. To be honest, this awareness of the Chinese market is much heavier than Mercedes Benz's. Speaking of which, I believe many cardholders will ask him what engine he installed, is it our big wheel platform? Or should we find a OEM assembled product? Of course not, one of the biggest highlights this time is its engine. It is self-developed and produced by Skenia, which means it is a gas powered engine that retains Skenia's pure technical heritage, and the price is explosive. It is said to be in the range of 550000 RMB. Once this price comes out, I believe many automakers cannot sit still. Think about it, you can buy a gas car with a Skenia engine for an extra 100000 RMB. Who is more confused about this account? My personal judgment on this is that as long as the pricing and subsequent services can keep up, it will definitely become a hot commodity in the high-end gas powered card market. It can be foreseen that in the future, the competition for high-end medium trucks in China will no longer be a simple match between imports and domestic products. Instead, global giants will begin to use China's advantages to lure local Chinese brands in our own home arena. It's hard to imagine. So, when the Swedish lion not only learns to run wildly on the grassland, but also learns to go down the river to catch fish and shrimp, is it a bit interesting? What do you think?