The twin engined WD.CX33 was the most powerful vehicle built by Albion Motors, and two prototypes were manufactured, one in 1943, the other the following year. They were designated for use as tank transporters, towing a 3 axle low loading trailer, and...
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The first generation of 斯太尔王 (Steyr King) was produced not so long, and soon was replaced by a much more successful 2nd generation. The vehicles recieved slightly changed appearance, bu technically remained similar to 1st generation.
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The WD.CX23 was a 6x4 general service truck, basically the overtype version of the WD.CX24 tank transporter model, and was designed for payloads of 10 tons. Introduced in 1941, a year before the WD.CX24, it had vacuum assisted brakes rather than full...
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The updated model 斯太尔王 (Steyr King) was based on the proven time licensing model Steyr. Completely redesigned cab (the manufacturer calls it "European style") made the base model Steyr hardly recognizable in this model, and significantly improved...
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Like many other Chinese manufacturers, newly formed corporation CNHTC began producing a licensed copy of an Austrian Steyr trucks, rights on the production of which was purchased by Chinese Government in mid 80s. The series called Steyr. These...
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