Last month, a cross-border logistics transportation company in Ghana contacted us and ordered two SITRAK C7H 6 × 4 tractors. At present, this batch of C7H tractors has been transported to Tianjin Port for loading and sent to Tema Port in Ghana.
This batch of SITRAK C7H tractors adopts a 6 × 4 drive form and is equipped with Weichai WP13 series engines. The power chain is mature and reliable, and it has good grip when running on the alternating terrain of coastal plains and inland plateaus in Ghana. The customer chose 6 × 4 instead of 4 × 2 because some road sections have poor road conditions, and some sections are wet and slippery during the rainy season. When overloaded uphill, the traction of the 6 × 4 dual rear axle drive is significantly better on wet and gravel roads.

SITRAK C7H is a new generation high-end heavy-duty truck developed by China National Heavy Duty Truck Group based on Germany's MAN core assembly technology. The frame is made of high-strength steel with strong load-bearing capacity, suitable for heavy loads and harsh road conditions. The tire specifications are 12.00R20 steel wire tires, with a fuel tank capacity of 600L and strong endurance.
The cab is equipped with air seats, multifunctional steering wheel, automatic air conditioning, cruise control MP5、 Comfortable and intelligent configurations such as electric driver's cab, Ghana experiences high temperatures throughout the year, and the insulation and air conditioning effects of the cab directly affect the driver's fatigue level and work efficiency. The customer said that their driver travels hundreds of kilometers at a time, and the comfort of the cab is an important consideration when choosing a car.

SITRAK has established a relatively complete after-sales service system in the African market, so for customers, after-sales and maintenance in Ghana are also relatively convenient, and SITRAK's parts supply channels can be found locally. The customer said that if the performance of this batch of tractors meets expectations, they may order a few more next year specifically for long-distance routes.