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Tata Daewoo Motor is launching a full-scale campaign to enter the Vietnamese special-purpose fire truck market, led by a specialized fire truck based on its large truck "Maxen." According to the automotive industry, Tata Daewoo Motor announced on the 21st that it recently supplied two unmanned demolition water-supply vehicles based on the Maxen Euro6 6X4 to Hanoi’s Fire and Rescue Police Department.
This supply comes amid a rising number of complex fire incidents, including those involving electric vehicles and sandwich-panel buildings, which have drawn attention to unmanned demolition water-supply vehicles as next-generation special fire equipment. These vehicles can safely extinguish fires through remote control by first demolishing exterior walls or structures with onboard equipment and then directly spraying water onto the fire source inside, thereby shortening initial response times and minimizing risks to firefighters.

According to the company, the Maxen, which serves as the vehicle’s foundation, is Tata Daewoo’s flagship large truck featuring powerful PTO performance, a high-stiffness frame, and excellent durability. On top of this, high-output special equipment systems such as water-supply pumps and booms have been added. The vehicle has also gained recognition for its special-purpose platform competitiveness alongside Tata Daewoo Motor. The significance was further enhanced by the participation of Jinwoo SM Co., Ltd., a specialized truck manufacturer, as the production partner.
Through this supply of unmanned demolition water-supply vehicles, Tata Daewoo Motor plans to expand its business scope into various special-purpose fire trucks in the future, including fire pump trucks, fire ladder trucks, and fire chemical trucks. In addition to vehicle supply, the company intends to expand A/S and parts supply infrastructure in northern Vietnam and establish a "3S business system" covering sales, service, and parts supply to enhance local customer satisfaction and continuously strengthen its presence in the Southeast Asian special-purpose truck market.
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