Truck engines, as the core component of heavy transportation, are the key to vehicle performance and efficiency. It is responsible for converting fuel energy into mechanical energy, driving vehicles forward, and carrying heavy objects through thousands of mountains and rivers.

Modern truck engines mostly use diesel or natural gas as fuel, and use turbocharger technology to improve intake efficiency, combined with high-pressure common rail injection system to achieve accurate fuel supply and efficient combustion. This not only improves power output, but also greatly reduces emissions, in line with increasingly strict environmental regulations.