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XCMG AI Contest Draws 2,750 Teams; 10 Project Deals Signed

XUZHOU, China – November 06, 2026 -- More than 2,750 teams from over 20 countries and regions registered for the 15th China Innovation & Entrepreneurship Competition's "AI + Construction Machinery" Division, which XCMG co-organized and which concluded in Xuzhou on Oct. 30. Agreements covering six Open Challenge projects and four commercialization projects were signed at the closing event.

106 of 1,600 submitted projects reached the finals

The competition received over 1,600 project submissions. After preliminary and semifinal rounds, 106 projects advanced to the finals. International teams won awards in both the Customer Co-Creation and Professional Contest tracks. The Torch High Technology Industry Development Center of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology hosted the event together with other government and industry organizations.

XCMG Launches Hanjing Heavy Truck, Leads China's NEV Truck Market

Xuzhou – September 21, 2026 -- XCMG launched the Hanjing, its next-generation new energy heavy truck for long-haul freight, on Sept. 20, positioning the vehicle to compete on range, charging speed and lifecycle operating costs against diesel incumbents.

800-volt architecture cuts charging time to under 20 minutes

The Hanjing's 800-volt architecture supports megawatt-class fast charging, taking the battery from 20% to 80% capacity in under 20 minutes. The truck pairs a low-drag cab with a proprietary integrated electric drive axle and intelligent controls aimed at reducing energy consumption on cross-regional routes.

XCMG Staff Festival Draws 5.3 Million Global Viewers, Showcases Cranes

Xuzhou – September 21, 2026 -- XCMG's 11th Staff Arts Festival drew more than 3,000 employees on September 19 and reached a global audience exceeding 5.3 million through more than 50 media outlets and social platforms, with overseas views topping 400,000.

Construction machinery becomes the stage itself

The event was staged against the world's first 14,000-ton ring crane. XCMG crawler and wheeled cranes jointly hoisted a large screen, while dozens of aerial work platforms and cranes installed lighting and sound systems, integrating the company's equipment directly into the production rather than using it as static display.