Five Howo T7H tractor trucks departed for Ghana.

Spare Parts Compatibility: Standardized inventory of consumables (filters, belts, brake pads) significantly reduces warehouse management costs and improves the overall fleet turnover efficiency.

Ghana's transportation environment demands a high degree of balance between vehicle power and fuel efficiency, and the T7H is designed precisely for this purpose:

MC11 MAN Technology Engine: Engines with 430 hp or higher specifications offer a longer B10 life (1.5 million km) and a wider high-torque range. They maintain excellent fuel economy even when transporting cocoa beans or heavy machinery over long distances.

Ultra-lightweight and High-Strength Chassis: The T7H utilizes a MAN technology frame, reducing weight while maintaining heavy-duty rigidity. This means that under Ghana's axle load restrictions, customers can legally carry more cargo on each trip, generating greater profits.

The salt spray at Ghana's coastal ports (Tema/Takoradi) and the humid, hot inland environment are killers for trucks.

High-grade anti-corrosion paint: Aorun reinforced the chassis and added UV-resistant additives to the body coating of these five vehicles, ensuring they remain as good as new even under Ghana's scorching sun.

Upgraded air conditioning and insulation: Considering Ghana's year-round temperatures exceeding 30°C, we optimized the cab's sealing and air conditioning cooling speed, providing drivers with a star-rated working environment and reducing driver fatigue.