KAMA Highlights Cutting‑Edge ES7 Series at 4th China‑Africa Economic and Trade Expo in Changsha

Shandong KAMA Automotive Manufacturing Co., Ltd. (hereafter “KAMA”) took part in the fourth China‑Africa Economic and Trade Expo (CAETE) from June 12 to 15, 2025, at the Changsha International Convention and Exhibition Center. The biennial event, themed “China & Africa: Joint Action, Pursuing Dreams of Modernization,” welcomed nearly 4,700 Chinese and African companies and over 30,000 participants africanews.com.

Under the umbrella of the Shandong provincial pavilion—home to more than 100 enterprises and showcasing 24 categories of goods—KAMA displayed six flagship vehicles, including two ES7 electric cargo vans, one refrigerated ES7 variant, and three gasoline‑powered mini trucks. The company’s booth attracted African logistics specialists, urban delivery operators, and government trade delegations seeking adaptable transport solutions

Electric ES7 Highlights
The all‑new KAMA ES7 electric model is powered by a 41.93 kWh GOTION LFP battery, delivering up to 225 km on the NFDC cycle and fast‑charging to 80% in under 1 hour via DC station kamaauto.cn. Its 70 kW motor generates 230 Nm of torque, enabling a maximum speed of 80 km/h and a payload capacity of 1,500 kg. A compact footprint (5,265 × 1,715 × 2,065 mm) and a 3,450 mm wheelbase make it ideal for narrow city streets.

Refrigerated ES7 and Gasoline Variants
Complementing the standard electric ES7, KAMA introduced a refrigerated version with foam‑insulated cargo volume of 6 m³—perfect for cold‑chain delivery. For regions lacking charging infrastructure, the gasoline ES7 sports a 1.6 L DAM16KR engine producing 90 kW and refueling in minutes. Both variants feature automatic transmissions, tubeless tires, and a 5‑year warranty with global video technical support.

High‑level dignitaries—including Foreign Minister Wang Yi and African heads of state—attended the expo’s opening ceremony on June 12, alongside Hunan Governor Mao Weiming, underscoring China’s strategic commitment to deepening Sino‑African ties fmprc.gov.cngov.cn. Over four days, 176 projects valued at $11.39 billion were signed—up 45.8% in project count and 10.6% in deal value from 2023—spanning infrastructure, agriculture, and green energy english.www.gov.cn.

KAMA’s Managing Director remarked, “Our ES7 series embodies KAMA’s 30 years of automotive expertise and responds to Africa’s urgent need for affordable, durable, and environmentally friendly vehicles. Asia‑Africa collaboration is key to unlocking shared prosperity.”

As CAETE 2025 concluded, KAMA forged multiple follow‑up talks with logistics companies in Kenya, Nigeria, and Uganda, eyeing deployment of 1,000 units over the next year. Visit [your website URL] to explore KAMA’s full lineup and request export quotations.