Truck Alliance expand services with new cooperation

China's Uber-type truck service provider Guiyang Huochebang Technology Co Ltd, also known as Truck Alliance, signed a deal with the China National Heavy Duty Truck Group to expand both online and offline truck services on July 25.

The cooperation initiates China's first business model in which Truck Alliance, China National Heavy Duty Truck Group and distributors will work together to provide convenient services for truck drivers throughout the country.

Representatives from Truck Alliance and the China National Heavy Duty Truck Group issue business licenses to 24 distributors from across China on July 25. [Photo provided to chinadaily.com.cn]

In future, the Guizhou-based company runs a mobile app that will provide services for auto loan applications, truck purchases, commodities transport locations and vehicle sales.

Users of the app will be able to order and pay online, and finish purchases at 24 distributors in different cities. With big data technology, users can give feedback to the China National Heavy Duty Truck Group, helping them to adjust and improve the service.

The app will also help to match trucks nationwide with commodity owners in need of transport. Follow-up services, such as the sale of electronic toll charge cards for highway transportation and auto finance services, will also be provided through the app.