Greenkraft Prepping New Medium-Duty Trucks
Greenkraft, Inc. plans to expand to a bigger factory in 2017 and introduce a new line of trucks called the G3 and G4, which are larger-sized trucks in weights of 26,000 pounds and 33,000 pounds respectively, the company announced.
Greenkraft, Inc. plans to expand to a bigger factory in 2017 and introduce a new line of trucks called the G3 and G4, which are larger-sized trucks in weights of 26,000 pounds (Class 6) and 33,000 pounds (Class 7) respectively, the company announced.
The new factory expansion will be located close to the current Greenkraft headquarters in Santa Ana, Calif., to make for a seamless transition and a flawless rollout of the new truck lines. The new facility will include several overhead cranes, assembly lines and an expanded parts division.
This new expansion is to fulfill demand on both current models and the new ones which have dramatically increased in the past few months.
"Greenkraft is going to revolutionize the trucking industry with the introduction of these new trucks that run on CNG and propane fuel," said George Gemayel, CEO of Greenkraft. "The only way we can meet the increased demand for Greenkraft products is to expand our current factory. This expansion is one of many factors that will substantially increase the Company's revenue in 2017."
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