Official Delivery Of World Cup Bus For Oman Factory

Tag: Higer bus, spare parts, Qatar World Cup, public transportation

On October 20, the countdown to Qatar World Cup was 30 days. With the last batch of Higer buses produced by KD factory in Oman officially rolled off the line, all 100 Qatar World Cup buses made by the factory were delivered. As the opening of the World Cup is approaching, the preparation of transportation security in Qatar has become a hot topic of concern for all parties. As the modern bus manufacturing base of Higer in the Middle East, the timely and efficient operation and delivery of KD factory in Oman has created a new model of Chinese style modern buses exported to the world.

Higer transplanted its years of accumulated experience in bus manufacturing to the KD factory in Oman. We shipped more than 9,000 spare parts and supporting equipment to Oman in advance in four batches, and sent a support team of 24 KD experts and senior technicians to provide full production line nanny technical support for welding, painting, chassis, final assembly and quality control in the manufacturing process to ensure that each vehicle can serve the World Cup with reliable quality.

Higer Oman factory has formed a value chain competitiveness from manufacturing, customized products, to quality control, distribution and service, which provides a valuable sample reference for Chinese buses to explore a systematic mode of going abroad. Now Higer buses have been operating in the Middle East for many years, and the cumulative sales in the Kartar market is more than 6,600 units, becoming the Chinese bus brand with the highest local market share. In the streets of the Middle East, Higer's school buses, buses and public transportation shuttle through, adding color to the public transportation in the Arab region.