SuperPanther, Alltrucks to build pan-European service network for new energy heavy-duty trucks

Shanghai (Gasgoo)- Chinese new energy commercial vehicle manufacturer SuperPanther has signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Alltrucks, a leading European commercial vehicle service platform, to expand its aftersales support for electric heavy-duty trucks, according to SuperPanther's WeChat announcement on Sept.30.

Through this partnership, SuperPanther will gain access to Alltrucks' continent-wide service network, ensuring that its customers can benefit from consistent, high-quality maintenance and repair support across borders. The agreement marks a significant milestone for both companies and adds fresh momentum to Europe's transition toward electric trucking.

The tie-up provides SuperPanther customers with access to multi-brand servicing that adheres to original equipment manufacturer standards, as well as round-the-clock roadside assistance. By leveraging Alltrucks' network of more than 700 partner workshops across Europe, SuperPanther drivers will benefit from transparent pricing, priority servicing, and reliable technical support wherever their vehicles operate. The arrangement is expected to boost fleet uptime while reducing operating costs.

As Europe accelerates its shift to electrification, the partnership also allows Alltrucks to deepen its expertise in servicing battery electric heavy-duty trucks. SuperPanther's latest flagship model, the eTopas 600, will serve as the centerpiece of joint efforts to develop next-generation aftersales solutions for the region, ensuring that customers have access to future-oriented service options tailored for electric fleets.

The alliance highlights SuperPanther's continued push into the European market and strengthens its global strategy of combining technological innovation with service-driven growth. Looking ahead, the company plans to broaden its collaboration with partners to deliver more intelligent and reliable electric truck solutions, further advancing the decarbonization of Europe's commercial vehicle sector.