Jakarta, cartitleloans Indonesia
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Krama Yudha Tiga Berlian Motors (KTB), the official distributor of Commercial Vehicles Mitsubishi Fuso Truck and Bus Corporation (MFTBC), launched the X FM65F Fighter product, a 4×2 tractor head variant in Indonesia.
The truck with 36 tons of carrying capacity is priced at Rp943.54 million.
“This variant was born from our consumers’ input. We understand that so far, many loyal consumers of Mitsubishi Fuso in the logistics sector have long been waiting for the presence of the 4×2 tractor head variant,” said Daisuke Okamoto, President Director of Krama Yudha Tiga Berlian Motors in his office, Jakarta, Friday (19/9).
The company calls the 4X2 FM65F Tractor FM65F FM65F Head is not just a new variant, but an answer to the needs of business people in the logistics and distribution sector, especially container transportation.
“With decades of experience and endless spirit of innovation, we produce tractor head variants that have gone through various high -standard quality test processes that focus on consumer needs,” he said.
This vehicle has a dimension of 5,925 mm long, 2,470 mm wide, and 2,860 mm high, and produces a radius of 6.4 meters.
This model is also equipped with a complete tractor head kit, including heavy duty couplers, rotary lamps, tire stopper and supd (side under protective devices) that are embedded in adjusting various operational needs.
Equipped with a 7,545 cc engine, the power produced is 270 PS and a maximum of 90kg.M torque, and a 4×2 driving system.
This model is also equipped with a rear axle with a R12T type Housing Housing, then the Brake System (ABS) water braking system and air suspension seats, as well as vehicle suspension that has been increased.
AJI JAYA, KTB Sales and Marketing Director said that before it was officially launched, the X FM65F Fighter had been tested directly with consumers in various operational conditions, and the results received a positive response.
“We have conducted a series of direct trials involving our loyal consumers in real operational conditions, and they are very satisfied with their performance in the field,” said Aji Jaya.
(Ryh/DMI)
