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This growth was not only driven by higher sales. It was supported by three key factors: deeper global expansion, continuous product innovation, and stronger brand and ecosystem development.
Expanding Global Presence with Stronger Local Operations
In 2025, Foton upgraded its global strategy from exporting products to building a full overseas ecosystem. Overseas sales reached 164,500 units for the year, and the company continued to expand its international presence.
Several important milestones were achieved:
The 2,000th heavy-duty truck rolled off the production line in Thailand.
The first AMT heavy-duty truck and CKD pickup were produced at the South Africa plant.
The Brazil factory officially started operations and marked the rollout of Foton’s 12 millionth vehicle globally.
The start of production in Brazil represents Foton’s first localized manufacturing base in South America and signals a new stage in its global development.
In addition, the company signed a memorandum for a localized factory project in Saudi Arabia and continued product deliveries across Latin America and Africa. Foton is further integrating into the global industrial chain and strengthening the presence of the “BAIC FOTON” brand worldwide.
Technology Driving Growth and Product Strength
New energy vehicles became the main growth engine in 2025. Annual sales of new energy vehicles exceeded 101,200 units, up 87.21% year on year, well above the industry average.
Key achievements in new energy include:
Securing the largest single order for Chinese-brand electric buses in Africa.
Delivering new energy heavy-duty trucks to a major mining customer in Southeast Asia.
Foton’s green vehicle solutions now serve multiple markets and operating scenarios around the world.
The company also made progress in premium and intelligent products:
The new smart heavy-duty truck GALAXUS completed a global roadshow and was launched in the Americas.
The TUNLAND V series hybrid pickup entered the European and Australian markets.
Overall heavy-duty truck sales increased by 103.6% year on year.
These results show that Foton remains competitive in both new energy and traditional vehicle segments.
Strengthening Global Partnerships and Brand Influence
In 2025, Foton held global partner conferences in several regions, attracting thousands of partners from more than 100 countries. During these events, the company introduced new strategies and product plans, strengthening cooperation across its global network.
Foton also increased its brand visibility through international motorsport events:
AUMAN D competed in Mexico’s Súper Copa.
TUNLAND participated in Peru’s TRACUSA Racing off-road rally.
Foton appeared as an official sponsor at Argentina’s Termas de Río Hondo circuit.
Strong performance in these events enhanced brand recognition.
At the same time, Foton actively contributed to local communities:
The company provided TRUCKMATE vehicles to special families in the Philippines to improve safety and livelihood support.
Large volumes of buses and school buses were delivered to Saudi Arabia and several African countries to support public transportation development.
These efforts show Foton’s commitment to social responsibility beyond business growth.
In 2025, Foton made significant progress in global expansion, product innovation, and partnership development. Each achievement reflects the company’s long-term strategy and strong execution.
As Foton enters its 30th anniversary milestone, the company will continue to work closely with global partners, respond to market changes, and pursue higher-quality growth through cooperation and shared success.
