Recently, five cruise ships equipped with Weichai ship power have been officially put into operation on the Shanghai Bund. The night is like a flowing picture, which has become a beautiful landscape in the local area. Due to the performance and economic indicators of the Weichai engine exceeded expectations, the customer added another order. A cruise ship carrying a Weichai engine shuttles on the Huangpu River Unlike traditional Bund shoreline tours, boat trips are becoming a new way to “open†Shanghai in a mobile, panoramic way. Previously, the customer-operated cruise ship was mainly equipped with foreign brand engines. This year, on the occasion of upgrading the cruise ship, Weichai engine has entered the customer's sight with its advantages of reliability, durability, strong power, fuel economy and environmental protection. The first batch of 5 ships, 10 main engines and 10 auxiliary machines all selected Weichai ship power. Weichai WP7 series marine diesel engine Among them, the ship main engine WP7 series marine diesel engine is a new type of marine diesel engine independently developed by Weichai. It is the ideal power for official ships, cruise ships, passenger ships and transport ships. It is characterized by reliable and durable, compact structure, quiet and low vibration, strong power, simple operation and fuel economy.
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