June 20th, 2025 – Santos, Brazil
A new fleet of advanced combined fire trucks, developed and manufactured by CSCTRUCK Fire Rescue Truck, has successfully arrived at the Port of Santos, Brazil’s largest seaport. This delivery marks a significant step forward in enhancing the firefighting and emergency response capabilities of multiple Brazilian municipalities.
The shipment, which includes several state-of-the-art combined fire trucks, was organized and executed by CSCTRUCK Fire Rescue Truck, a leading Chinese manufacturer renowned for its reliable and high-performance emergency vehicles. The trucks were custom-built to meet the specific operational requirements of Brazilian urban and rural fire departments, incorporating water and foam tanks, integrated pump systems, and modern rescue equipment compartments into a single vehicle platform.
Municipal representatives and emergency response coordinators welcomed the shipment at the port, expressing strong support for the investment. “These combined units will significantly improve our ability to respond to complex fire and rescue incidents with greater speed and coordination,” stated a spokesperson from the São Paulo state fire authority.
CSCTRUCK Fire Rescue Truck emphasized that the delivery is part of a broader international partnership to provide sustainable, effective emergency solutions across Latin America. The combined fire trucks are equipped with the latest firefighting technology, including high-pressure water pumps, foam proportioning systems, and enhanced lighting and communication systems.
This delivery follows months of coordination between CSCTRUCK Fire Rescue Truck, Brazilian import authorities, and municipal governments. The vehicles are scheduled for deployment in key cities by early July, with firefighter training sessions set to begin within the coming weeks.
CSCTRUCK Fire Rescue Truck‘s commitment to safety and innovation continues to make an impact globally. With this successful delivery, Brazil’s fire services are now better equipped to protect lives and property in both everyday emergencies and large-scale disasters.
