Every high-profile event is always not complete without a Higer bus, which is usually designated to deliver transport services for the distinguished guests. Being part of every high-level conference not only gives the bus maker to fully display its brand but also signifies its overall competitiveness in the bus-making industry.
For many years, Higer buses have been serving in a number of both domestic and international events, such as Asian Games in Doha in 2006, Qingdao Sailing World Cup 2007, the 16th Golden Rooster and Hundred Flowers Film Festival, 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, National CPC and CPPCC from 2009 to 2014, Shanghai Expo in 2010, 2014 CICA, and the 2nd Youth Olympic Games just concluded in Nanjing. In all these events, Higer buses have delivered impressive performances and provided the best transport services for the participants.
In Dec. 2006, 500 units of Higer buses serve at the 15th Asian Games held in Doha, making the local overseas Chinese proud of not only Chinese athletes" impressive performances, but also of the eye-catching buses.
In 2008, the 29th Olympic Games was held in Beijing with 1,500 Higer buses in services at various venues. To make sure the smooth operation of its bus fleet, the company sent spare parts worth five million RMB and set up a special fund of three million RMB for the event.
Until 2014, Higer buses have been serving for national CPC and CPPCC for five consecutive years. Its fist products KLQ6898Q and KLQ6125 have realized smooth operation without any slightest glitches every year, thus winning the heart of its operators.
Recently, the 2nd Youth Olympic Games was held in Nanjing. Higer sent its LNG clean energy bus KLQ6125B for the event, bringing the strong message for environmental protection and energy efficiency. Compared with the traditional buses, KLQ6125B features high safety standards, high fuel economy, low noise while in operation, and high environmental friendliness. As Zhu Hongjin, Higer Nanjing Service Manager points out, "We have shown the best of our bus brand to the whole world. The event has given us very precious opportunities to bridge the gap between us and our passengers."