X6000 Arrives in Southeast Africa

SHACMAN recently hosted a major product launch and promotion event in the inland region of Southeast Africa, welcoming local partners and key industry clients.

At the event, alongside the well-established X3000 and H3000 series, SHACMAN’s flagship model—the X6000—made its highly anticipated debut. This milestone officially marks the successful entry of the X6000 into the Southeast African market.

During the promotion, the SHACMAN team and local partners jointly presented the company’s business strategy in the region, highlighting the X6000 tractor truck designed specifically for cross-border logistics.

The X6000 integrates millions of operational data points, with its advanced digital working condition technology achieving a remarkable 99.3% correlation with real-world operating scenarios. Combined with innovations such as Predictive Powertrain Control, the truck delivers outstanding fuel efficiency. Inside the cab, features like a flat floor, column shifter, and an ultra-large 1000L storage space create a comfortable “mobile home” for drivers. Intelligent functions—including Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) and Fatigue Monitoring—further enhance convenience on long-haul journeys.

Safety remains a top priority. The X6000’s ultra-high braking pressure of 1.2 MPa increases active response speed by 30%. Its body structure, optimized through multi-body dynamics, ensures stable posture even during high-speed cornering. In addition, SHACMAN’s expanding after-sales support network across Southeast Africa provides strong assurance for the X6000’s reliable operation.

Following the presentations, attendees moved outdoors to experience firsthand the technical highlights of SHACMAN’s latest products.

This promotion event underscores SHACMAN’s commitment to advancing the local high-end logistics market and its determination to strengthen major transportation corridors across Southeast Africa. Together with its partners, SHACMAN is dedicated to driving progress and elevating the regional truck transportation industry.