Recently, Foton Automobiles officially announced its return to the Kenyan market. This return is centered around the resumption of business by jointly launching with Mobikey Group's Foton East Africa Mobimotors. It has attracted widespread attention from the local industry and has also been highly recognized by the Kenyan Mining Chamber, being praised as a key measure to advance the modernization process in the transportation sector of Kenya.
As a leading enterprise deeply involved in the commercial vehicle sector, Foton Automobiles has returned to Kenya this time, bringing a full range of vehicle products that meet all scenarios' demands, including heavy trucks, pickup trucks, buses, and electric trucks. This product lineup is designed to precisely address the current pain points of the Kenyan transportation industry, such as insufficient reliability and low efficiency. At the same time, the electric vehicle models respond to the global sustainable development trend, injecting new momentum for green development into the local transportation industry.
To further enhance market competitiveness and safeguard customer rights, Mobimotors, during this re-launch event of Foton Automobiles, simultaneously introduced multiple customer-friendly policies. Among them, the low-cost financing option will effectively lower the customer's purchase threshold, helping more enterprises and individual users achieve vehicle renewal and upgrade; a longer warranty period provides customers with a more solid after-sales guarantee, reducing post-use worries; in addition, the after-sales team composed of experts with professional training and in line with international standards will provide customers with efficient and professional after-sales assistance, ensuring the smooth operation of the vehicles throughout their entire life cycle.
This time, Foton Automobile's return to the Kenyan market is an important step in the brand's own internationalization strategy. It will also provide strong support for the modernization transformation of the Kenyan transportation industry through the dual empowerment of products and services, and inject new vitality into the local economy.