FUSO Partners with RANCON for Bangladesh Market

Rancon Trucks and Buses Limited (RTBL) is appointed as the authorized general distributor for its FUSO brand of trucks and buses in Bangladesh by Mitsubishi FUSO Truck and Bus Corporation (MFTBC). FUSO’s inauguration was held on 15^th March at the showroom of FUSO at Tejgaon, Dhaka.

FUSO displayed 3 models at the inauguration event- FA, FI and FJ of 9, 12 and 16 tonne respectively for its customers. Globally FUSO trucks capacity ranges from 4 tonne to 65 tonne. It is also announced that Rosa bus and Canter will be available for customers.

Mr. Amit Bisht, Head of Regional Center Southern Asia of Daimler Commercial Vehicles Pte. ltd.; Romo Rouf Chowdhury, Managing Director of Rancon Trucks and Buses Limited; Moinul Islam, Divisional Director of Rancon Trucks and Buses Limited; Mr. Shoeb Ahmed, CEO of Rancon Trucks and Buses Limited along with other high officials of both companies were present at the ceremony.

Mr. Amit Bisht, Head of Regional Center Southern Asia – Daimler Commercial Vehicles Pte. ltd., said “We at FUSO are excited to contribute to Bangladesh’s growth story with our high-performance trucks that feature best-in-class fuel economy, reliability and safety. Our new setup for this market includes a comprehensive product portfolio and pro-active customer services. In RANCON, we have found the ideal business partner to serve our FUSO customers in Bangladesh through the dedicated setup of Rancon Trucks and Buses Limited.”

Romo Rouf Chowdhury, Managing Director of Rancon Trucks and Buses Limited, said: “We are excited to partner with FUSO – together, we will shape the future of transportation in Bangladesh. We will be looking to establish a range of initiatives that will include the expansion of the network, range of products, and focus on pro-active customer service; which we believe will give FUSO a significant growth trajectory in the region. Our core focus will be to connect, collaborate, and inspire our patrons.”

Asif Hossain

Founder of Auto Rebellion | Guest writer for zerotohundred.com