Kasrawy Group Showcases JAC N55L and N90L Trucks, Launches JAC T6 Pickup in Egypt
Kasrawy Group, the exclusive distributor of JAC in Egypt, is taking part in the 2026 commercial transport exhibition held at the Cairo International Convention Center in Nasr City from June 18 to 20. During the event, the company is presenting the latest commercial transportation solutions from the Chinese brand, including the JAC N55L truck with a 3-ton payload and the JAC N90L truck with a 5.5-ton payload, alongside the official market debut of the JAC T6 pickup in Egypt.
The participation aligns with the group's strategy to strengthen its presence in the commercial vehicle sector, which continues to experience rapid growth driven by expanding logistics operations, transportation and distribution services, and increasing demand for vehicles that deliver high operational efficiency while reducing operating and maintenance costs.
Saif Badawy, Managing Director of JAC Egypt, stated that the exhibition is one of the most important specialized platforms bringing together professionals from the transportation and logistics sectors. He noted that the company is keen to maintain a strong presence through a diverse lineup of vehicles that demonstrate JAC's ability to meet the needs of different customer segments.
He added that the company remains focused on providing practical and cost-effective transport solutions that support customer business growth, whether through trucks designed for urban distribution and delivery operations or vehicles capable of handling more demanding operational tasks. According to Badawy, the N55L and N90L trucks reflect the operational efficiency and reliability that characterize JAC products.
Badawy also emphasized the company's strong focus on the commercial vehicle market in Egypt, highlighting the sector's ongoing development and growing demand for modern transportation solutions. He confirmed that JAC is expanding its product portfolio to offer a comprehensive range of vehicles serving a wide variety of economic activities.
Commercial Trucks Built for Transport and Distribution Operations
During the exhibition, the company is showcasing the JAC N55L, a truck designed for transport and distribution operations with a payload capacity of up to 3 tons. The model provides a practical solution for businesses involved in urban transportation and daily distribution services thanks to its operational efficiency and reliability under intensive use.
JAC is also presenting the N90L truck, which offers a payload capacity of up to 5.5 tons and is equipped with a powerful diesel engine, an air brake system, and equipment engineered to withstand demanding operating conditions, making it well suited for heavy-duty transport tasks and intensive commercial operations.
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