FAW Trucks Launches 2025 Range Assembled in Coega — Here’s What’s New

FAW Trucks Southern Africa has officially revealed its 2025 model lineup, reinforcing its role as a major player in the local and regional commercial vehicle market. With a clear focus on local production, value, and adaptability to African conditions, the new models are assembled at the Coega Special Economic Zone in Gqeberha.

The lineup includes the FAW 4.110 FL-MT, JK6 16.260 FL, and JK6 16.260 FL-AMT – all designed to offer improved efficiency, durability, and driver comfort for businesses operating across Southern Africa.

Key Models in the 2025 FAW Trucks Lineup

FAW 4.110 FL-MT (2.5 Ton Freight Carrier)

• Engine: 2.2-litre, 4-cylinder turbo diesel, Euro III compliant
• Power: 81 kW @ 3,200 rpm, 280 Nm torque
• Performance: 100 km/h top speed, 35% gradeability
• Payload: 2.5 tons (GVM 4,500 kg)
• Features: Parabolic leaf spring suspension, ergonomic two-seater day cab

FAW JK6 16.260 FL-AMT (8 Ton Freight Carrier)

• Engine: Turbocharged diesel (Euro III/V compliant), 194 kW output
• Transmission: Automated 8-speed Manual Transmission (AMT)
• Application: Ideal for both urban logistics and long-distance freight

FAW JK6 16.260 FL (8 Ton Freight Carrier)

• Engine: 6.6-litre turbo diesel, 194 kW and 1,050 Nm torque
• Transmission: Manual 8-speed synchromesh gearbox
• Cab Comfort: Forward tilt cab, A/C, electric windows

Designed for Africa’s Logistics Sector

The 2025 range is engineered with rugged terrain and high-volume demands in mind. All models feature a riveted ladder-type chassis and parabolic leaf spring suspension, offering robust load handling on uneven surfaces. Fuel efficiency and total cost of ownership were also key considerations in development, with FAW highlighting long-term savings for fleet operators.

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Driver comfort is enhanced with ergonomic cab layouts, suspension seats, and up-to-date infotainment options – crucial for long-haul operators and urban fleets alike.

Local Assembly and Economic Support

Manufactured in South Africa, the new range benefits from local production advantages, including better parts availability and support. FAW’s Coega plant contributes to job creation and local skills development while supporting economic growth in the transport sector.

A notable focus is the brand’s effort to support small and emerging enterprises with accessible commercial vehicles that can scale with business growth.

Looking Ahead

As Southern Africa’s freight and logistics market is projected to grow steadily, FAW Trucks is positioning itself to meet demand with scalable production – targeting 8,000 units by 2028 – and an expanding dealership network across the region.