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Samarkand Automobile Plant presented the first prototype of the bus with the engine running on compressed natural gas (CNG), compliance with environmental standards Euro-4.
Taking into account the environmental and economic benefits of vehicles with this engine, the demand for these products is forecast to be fairly high. Today, a significant number of buses running on diesel fuel, has been converted to diesel engine. However, they are not subject to warranty at dealerships of "SamAvto" Ltd. as converted into the organization.
The prototype presented by the delegation of "Isuzu Motors Ltd.", was greeted with a standing ovation guests and received positive feedback from the Japanese side. Models of buses, which correspond to a high environmental standard Euro-4, with CNG engines allow to withdraw passenger transport domestic production to a new level.
Efficiency of cooperation of "SamAvto" Ltd. and "Isuzu Motors Ltd." confirms not only an updated fleet of buses and trucks, but also the volume of production and sales of the Samarkand plant growing from year to year.
Recall that last week in Tashkent signed an agreement under which the Japanese company "Isuzu Motors Ltd." joined the founders of LLC "SamAvto".
