Recently, a Chinese-made three-axle low-bed semi-trailer was loaded onto a ship at a domestic port and set sail for Vanuatu, a South Pacific island nation. This equipment will provide heavy-duty transport support for local road repair and construction projects, marking another practical achievement in China-Vanuatu economic and trade cooperation.
This semi-trailer features a three-axle balanced design, equipped with 12 specialized tires, and a load capacity of 40-80 tons, making it suitable for transporting heavy cargo such as construction machinery and road construction equipment. Its low-profile cargo platform ensures a stable center of gravity and convenient loading and unloading, adapting to the complex road conditions of Vanuatu's mountainous and coastal terrain. Constructed with high-strength steel and optimized through computer-aided design, the vehicle combines rigidity and toughness to meet the long-term operational needs of local infrastructure projects.
In recent years, trade between China and Vanuatu has continued to grow, with bilateral trade volume increasing by 49.4% year-on-year in 2024. Electromechanical products have become the main export category for China. The semi-trailers exported this time will specifically address Vanuatu's urgent needs for road repair and agricultural material transportation, helping the local area to cope with climate-related transportation challenges and improve infrastructure resilience.