Derun successfully shipped Shacman heavy trucks to South America in bulk

Recently, a batch of Shacman Heavy Duty Truck( including dump trucks, tractor trucks, cargo trucks and so on), organized by Derun Company, were successfully loaded onto a ship at Lianyungang Port and officially shipped to the South American market. These trucks will be delivered to end customers in some countries such as Chile and Peru for use in local mining logistics, infrastructure projects, and other transportation scenarios.

Strong Demands in South America: Opportunities for Chinese Heavy-Duty Trucks

In recent years, the demand for heavy-duty trucks in South America has continued to rise. Benefiting from accelerated mineral resource development and infrastructure construction, countries such as Chile, Peru, and Colombia have seen a significant increase in demand for efficient and durable heavy-duty trucks. The data shows that by 2025, China's heavy-duty truck exports to Latin America will increase by more than 27% year-on-year, with some South American countries experiencing growth exceeding 50%. The market share of Chinese brand trucks in Latin America has increased from approximately 10.8% in 2015 to approximately 22% in 2025, and is expected to reach 40% by 2030.

In this setting, the Shacman heavy duty truck, with its excellent quality and comprehensive after-sales service, has won a good reputation in the South American market, and brand recognition has been increasing year by year. According to industry data, the overseas orders of shacman heavy duty truck continued to increase at the beginning of 2026, with nearly 7,000 trucks ordered in just the first 20 days of the year, with particularly strong sales growth in Central and South America.

Derun Seizes Opportunity to Expand its South American Footprint with Shacman Heavy Trucks

Derun has long been deeply involved in the international heavy truck trade business. This batch of exported Shacman trucks has undergone targeted configuration upgrades, taking into full account the special working conditions in South America, ensuring the reliability and economy of the products in extreme environments.

Our representative stated, "In recent years, the South American market has shown a positive trend, and local users have increasingly recognized the value of Chinese heavy trucks. In particular, Shacman have established a good reputation due to their solid workmanship and reliable after-sales service. We hope that the successful delivery of this batch of trucks will further consolidate and expand our business layout in the South American market, allowing more local users to experience the value of 'Made in China'."

As we know that this batch of trucks has passed factory quality inspection and ocean packaging adaptability testing, and is expected to arrive at its destination port in South America in about a month. This successful shipment is not only another achievement in the deepening cooperation between Derun and Shacman, but also a valuable experience for future expansion into emerging markets such as Colombia, Ecuador, and Argentina.