Hino Delivers Two 700 Series Models to Bahraini Logistics Company
Published On Mar 09, 2016
Hino Motors' subsidiary in Bahrain has registered an order for two of its 700 series heavy-duty trucks. The order was placed by Gulf Agency Company (GAC), a logistics firm based in the Middle-Eastern country. The models were delivered through Motorcity, the company's appointed dealer for Bahrain.
The two trucks came along with automated manual transmission. Hino had had the pride of being the first brand to equip light-duty truck models with automatic transmission in the kingdom. The company has a good presence across the Middle-East, and has a particularly strong command of the light duty segment in the region.
The Hino 700 series has been put to use in various fields, primarily in the construction sector. The trucks can be modified to suit various applications, from a tanker to a dump truck and even a trailer. The machines feature a robust chassis and a slew of safety features such as airbags and disc brakes that ensure overall ride quality. It has long been one of the company's flagship model, well renowned in the haulage and construction industry across the world. Pontus Fredriksson, the managing director of GAC Bahrain was personally handed the keys of the two trucks in his office by executives of Hino.
About Hino:
Based in Tokyo, Japan, Hino is the dominant manufacturer of commercial vehicles in the Asian region. It evolved and emerged from Japanese companies present all the way back in 1910. The company's presence spawns all the way from Japan to even tougher markets such as the US, where it is acknowledged for its light duty models. The company has a decent presence here in India as well, with models such as 500 FL8J, a transporter truck, and 500 FM8J model for the mining field.
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