Booming New-Energy Products: Comprehensive Breakthroughs in Upgraded Three-Electric System

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The transition toward new-energy commercial vehicles is creating new opportunities in the heavy-duty truck industry. Among the manufacturers expanding their presence in this segment, Foton Auman has demonstrated strong momentum through its diversified electric truck lineup and continued investment in core vehicle technologies.

According to observations by CVworld.com, Auman's new-energy products are becoming an increasingly important contributor to the brand's overall heavy-duty truck sales. The latest figures highlight this development. In July, sales of Auman battery-electric heavy-duty trucks, covering electric tractors, dump trucks, and special-purpose vehicles, increased by 58% year-on-year. From January through July, cumulative sales exceeded 15,000 units, representing growth of more than 40% compared with the same period of the previous year.

These results reflect the growing market presence of Auman's new-energy models and the importance of its ongoing product development strategy.

Auman Galaxy 5M E-Drive Axle Supports High-Efficiency Operations

A key technology behind the development of Auman's new-energy heavy-duty trucks is the Galaxy 5M e-drive axle. Built around an independently developed electric drive system, this platform uses a highly integrated architecture combined with three-stage transmission technology.

According to the published specifications, the system achieves an efficiency of 94%, with a peak single-axle power output of 380 kW. These capabilities are designed to support demanding transport operations where vehicles must maintain strong performance and reliable operating schedules.

Typical applications include heavy-load transportation at ports and continuous long-distance haulage. In these working environments, electric drive performance, energy consumption, and vehicle availability directly affect transportation efficiency. The Galaxy 5M e-drive axle is intended to address these requirements through its integrated design and power delivery capabilities.

Real-World Testing Across Different Transport Scenarios

Technical specifications provide one perspective on vehicle performance, but actual operating conditions are equally important when evaluating new-energy heavy-duty trucks.

In June, Auman conducted a series of tests involving Galaxy new-energy vehicles in coal transportation and port operating environments. Additional testing was completed in July under sand-and-gravel transportation conditions.

These trials were designed to examine how the vehicles perform across different heavy-duty applications. The reported results highlighted several key strengths of Auman's electric drive technology, including low energy consumption, high vehicle availability, and strong driving performance.

By testing vehicles in multiple working environments, Auman can evaluate the suitability of its new-energy products for different transportation requirements and further develop its commercial vehicle portfolio.

Auman Galaxy New-Energy Models Receive Major System Upgrades

On July 11, the Auman Galaxy New-Energy Product Upgrade Launch Event took place in Kunming. Several upgraded models were introduced, demonstrating the company's continued efforts to expand its electric heavy-duty truck offerings.

The models unveiled at the event included:

Auman Galaxy 5 / Galaxy 5M: 528-MW-level ultra-fast-charging heavy-duty trucks.
Auman Galaxy T / Galaxy TM: Battery-electric dump trucks.

As reported by CVworld.com, the latest upgrade focused primarily on the three core electric vehicle systems: the battery, electric drive, and electronic control system. Improvements were also made to fast-charging technology and vehicle lightweight design.

These areas are closely connected to the practical requirements of electric heavy-duty trucks. Battery performance and charging efficiency influence vehicle operating schedules, while electric drive and electronic control technologies affect power delivery and overall system operation. Lightweight design also plays a role in vehicle configuration and transport efficiency.

Expanding the New-Energy Special-Purpose Vehicle Range

Auman's product development has also extended beyond electric tractors and dump trucks into specialized commercial vehicle applications.

At the Foton Auman Special-Purpose Vehicle 2026 Mid-Year Partner Conference, held on June 11, several models based on new platforms were introduced. These included the Galaxy 3 new-energy sanitation truck and the Galaxy TM new-energy mixer truck.

The introduction of these vehicles reflects Auman's efforts to address different operating requirements through a broader range of new-energy commercial vehicles. Sanitation and concrete mixing operations have distinct vehicle configurations and working conditions, making application-specific product development important for serving these markets.

Through continued improvements in core technologies, Auman is working to strengthen the operational efficiency, safety, stability, and long-term durability of its new-energy heavy-duty trucks.

Building a More Comprehensive New-Energy Heavy-Duty Truck Portfolio

The development of Auman's new-energy product range combines several important elements: sales growth, electric drive technology, practical operating tests, and upgrades to key vehicle systems.

From the Galaxy 5M e-drive axle to battery-electric tractors, dump trucks, sanitation trucks, and mixer trucks, the company is gradually extending its product coverage across different transportation and special-purpose applications.

As the demand for new-energy heavy-duty vehicles continues to develop, Auman's focus on core technology improvements and application-specific product development is helping consolidate its position in this market. Its expanding portfolio also provides more options for customers seeking electric commercial vehicles for diverse operating environments.

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