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ON May 7, Yutong Sri Lanka Service Station officially kicked off its operation. Wang Yinqi, Business Counselor of Chinese Embassy to Sri Lanka, Chang Hao, Vice GM of Yutong’s International Business Department, Yutong’s dealer in Sri Lanka, officials from Ministry of Transportation, and 134 end customers attended the opening ceremony.
Equipped with the state-of-art facilities and equipments, Yutong Sri Lanka Service Station consists of a special repair workshop for panel beating and metal spray paint, engine & gearbox workshop, spare parts warehouse, customer reception room and customer lounge. With standard service procedures, customers are able to enjoy a whole set of services tailored for their special needs.
Laurence Perera, president of Yutong’s dealer in Sri Lanka, reveals that his company has been in cooperation with Yutong for over five years. As the only company which is able to assemble vehicles in Sri Lanka, it has made impressive achievements in recent years. Along with rising number of Yutong buses in the nation, the company and Yutong decided to open a service station so as to better serve local customers.