The launch ceremony of the Bolden pickup truck, developed by Sinotruk, is held on June 28 in Jinan. [Photo provided to english.jinan.gov.cn]

The Bolden pickup truck, developed by China National Heavy Duty Truck Group Corporation, or Sinotruk, was unveiled on June 28 in Jinan, capital of East China's Shandong province, with a price range of 110,800 to 191,800 yuan ($26,346).

The Bolden pickup truck is positioned as an internationally-oriented, all-around large pickup truck, with off-road, passenger and commercial-use models on offer. The product is designed for the global market, catering to the diverse needs of consumers.

Bolden pickup is equipped with a Weichai Power WP2H 2.0T Diesel engine, maximum power 140kW, and adopts an 8AT automatic manual transmission developed by Sinotruck. The interior design and features of the pickup truck tend to be like those of a family SUV, creating a more passenger-friendly, upscale, and comfortable driving experience.

Smart technology lies at the core of the pickup truck's transition towards passenger-oriented design. The passenger model of the Bolden pickup truck incorporates advanced features such as a large touchscreen, vehicle connectivity system, and high-level intelligent driving systems, setting a leading standard in the passenger vehicle market.

From July 1 to 31, customers purchasing the Bolden pickup truck can enjoy six exclusive benefits. These include trade-in rewards, financial subsidies, interest-free financing for two to three years, a complimentary DJI drone for off-road models, cash discounts, and free cloud services with two years of 4G data for passenger and off-road models.

During the promotional period, buyers of the Bolden pickup truck are also entitled to a hassle-free seven-day return policy, a three-year/60,000 km vehicle warranty, a lifetime engine warranty for first-time vehicle owners, extended maintenance intervals for the engine, daily subsidies for delayed deliveries, and free roadside assistance for first-time vehicle owners within the first year.

A Bolden pickup truck. [Photo provided to english.jinan.gov.cn]