Guizhou Launches First China-Central Asia JSQ-Type Train for Commodity Vehicles

en.Wedoany.com Reported - On June 3, a JSQ-type special freight train loaded with commodity vehicles departed from the Gaimao Logistics Center in Huaxi District, Guiyang City, Guizhou Province, marking the official launch of the province's first China-Central Asia JSQ-type train for commodity vehicles. The train consists of 29 carriages and primarily carries 261 new energy vehicles produced in Guizhou.

The train will exit China via the Horgos Port in Xinjiang and is expected to arrive at the Altynkol Station in Kazakhstan after approximately 15 days of travel. This successful dispatch has opened up a special freight transport corridor from Guizhou to Central Asia, helping to reduce cross-border logistics costs for local enterprises in Guizhou, shorten freight cycles, and promote the entry of "Made in Guizhou" products into the Central Asian market.

The JSQ-type carriages used in this operation are specialized vehicle transport models, featuring higher loading efficiency and lower transport costs compared to traditional container transport. This provides a new logistics option for trade between Guizhou and Central Asia, holding positive significance for promoting regional economic and trade cooperation.

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