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　　The history of the truck is a very exciting development process. Since the first generation of commercial vehicles emerged in France, Germany and the United States in the late 1890s, the importance of truck transport has continued to grow and become increasingly prominent. Dating back to 1928, Volvo produced its first truck. At that time, trucks were merely a supplement to transport modes such as horse-drawn carts, railways and sea routes. Today, however, trucks have become the main tool for transporting goods and a basic condition for ensuring the normal operation of modern society.

　　Even though trucks over the past two decades have been quite efficient, today's trucks have also become associated with more meanings, with attention to environmental protection, efficient transport, fuel consumption, safety, ergonomics, comfort, high quality, reliability and average speed. Through the development of the last century, trucks have been considerably improved and are becoming ever more refined! In the 21st century, trucks will be the most important means of transport, superior to other transport modes in every respect. Volvo Trucks in every stage of development can also be regarded as the development history of modern trucks; there is a basic physical law—to propel yourself forward, you must exert force against a fixed object.

　　We have been able to become an industry leader because we have a solid foundation, namely three core values—quality, safety and environmental protection. These three principles have guided us from a small company to a multinational corporation. In the coming years, they will further promote the company's development. Volvo China History. Since the 1930s, Volvo Trucks has been present in the Chinese market. In May 1935, the first Volvo truck arrived in Shanghai, and in June it began its first road show in China. The Volvo truck, carrying 3 tons of mail, set off from Xi'an, crossed two 4,000-foot-high mountains, overcame com