In a milestone for sustainable construction and transport, XCMG has officially delivered its XCA60_EV hybrid mobile crane to Mammoet, the world’s largest heavy-duty lifting company. This partnership not only reinforces both companies’ commitment to environmental innovation but also sets a new benchmark for green technology in Europe’s lifting industry.
The XCA60_EV stands as one of XCMG’s most advanced achievements in zero-emission innovation. Featuring a dual-power system, it can operate in fully electric mode for up to eight hours while maintaining a 60-tonne lifting capacity. The model’s intelligent control system optimizes torque distribution, achieving over 40% fuel savings compared to conventional cranes.
“This delivery is more than a product handover—it’s a redefinition of what sustainable lifting can achieve,” said Zhen Li, President of XCMG Europe. Mammoet’s Global Head of Assets, Peter van Oostrom, added, “The XCA60_EV crane strengthens our mission to deliver eco-efficient lifting services and reduce carbon impact across all projects.”
As the demand for low-emission machinery grows, this collaboration underscores a broader industry shift toward smart, clean, and energy-efficient operations. XCMG continues to lead in electric construction technology, while Mammoet’s investment aligns with its vision for a sustainable global logistics ecosystem.
As the automotive industry undergoes a historic transformation, Chery Group has positioned itself at the forefront of sustainable mobility through its global ESG initiatives. Present in over 120 countries, Chery is redefining its role from a car manufacturer to a co-creator of sustainable lifestyles and communities.
At the Chery 2025 International User Summit, the company unveiled its Global ESG Advisory Group, chaired by former UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, to guide its global sustainability strategy. The initiative underscores Chery’s dedication to net-zero transitions, ethical supply chains, environmental conservation, and educational development.

In the technology segment, Chery showcased innovations like the Chery Super Hybrid (CSH) platform, hydrogen and fuel cell systems, and full-scenario electrification solutions. These advancements highlight the company’s drive toward carbon-neutral operations while integrating Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) and circular economy principles.
Chery’s commitment extends beyond technology. Through its “Cherish the Nature” partnership with IUCN, the automaker aims to restore 10 million hectares of global ecosystems, while its renewed $6 million partnership with UNICEF will enhance education opportunities for millions of children worldwide.

Additionally, Chery has taken leadership in governance with its Overseas Data Compliance White Paper, aligning with European standards and setting a new industry benchmark for transparency and accountability.
Named twice on the Fortune ESG Impact List and recognized by Forbes for sustainability leadership, Chery Group continues to integrate innovation with social responsibility — proving that the road to the future is paved with collaboration, ethics, and shared prosperity.
The 138th China Import and Export Fair (Canton Fair) concluded its first phase from October 15–19, aligning with World Food Day (October 16) and the 80th anniversary of the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO). This year’s event spotlighted innovation, efficiency, and sustainable development in agricultural technology, reflecting the global call for unity in advancing food security and sustainable farming.
Leading exhibitors presented groundbreaking machinery designed to enhance efficiency, safety, and adaptability across diverse agricultural terrains. A long-time Canton Fair participant unveiled electric and fuel-powered utility terrain vehicles (UTVs) engineered for challenging farm and mining environments. Prioritizing operator safety, the company integrates high protection standards throughout its design and engineering process while leveraging the fair as a platform for expansion into Europe, Africa, and Southeast Asia.
Another exhibitor from Shandong, known for its crop protection machinery, introduced lithium-powered lawn mowers, chainsaws, and a forest fire-fighting blower, addressing emerging agricultural safety challenges. With 70% in-house production and a new manufacturing facility in Thailand, the company is strengthening localized supply and service capabilities in Southeast Asia.
By fostering collaboration and showcasing transformative technologies, the Canton Fair continues to serve as a global hub for agricultural innovation, connecting industries, enabling partnerships, and supporting the FAO’s vision for a sustainable and resilient food future.