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Vehicle type / temperature-sensitive cargo

Refrigerated trucks, specified for the route.

Choose a refrigerated truck by the cargo and the journey. Compare chassis payload, body space, insulation and the cooling duty before settling on a configuration.

JAC refrigerated truck viewed from the front left

Selection starts here

Cargo first. Capacity second.

A box volume alone does not define a cold-chain vehicle. Cargo weight, temperature at loading, door openings and ambient conditions belong in the same specification.

Plan a refrigerated truck ↗

01 / Chassis comparison

Compare the chassis options.

Compare the chassis brands available across Chengli refrigerated truck models. Choose the body, cooling equipment and permitted load together for your delivery duty.

Chassis brandModel variantsDrive formsGross vehicle weightBody capacity
Dongfeng184x23,300–31,000 kg14 m³
HOWO (Sinotruk)15—3,175 kg—
Shacman3—4,200 kg8 m³
FAW7———
Foton244x22,185–18,000 kg7.5–18 m³
JMC11—3,490–4,900 kg5–15 m³
JAC114x22,370–4,495 kg—

Figures summarise Chengli model variants as of October 2026. Confirm the exact configuration when you request a quote.

02 / Capacity & duty

Size the vehicle around the cargo.

01

Weight and loading

State cargo weight per trip and how the load is packed. Include pallets, racks and handling equipment.

02

Route and access

Include road conditions, height restrictions and unloading locations when comparing chassis and body dimensions.

03

Temperature and openings

Specify cargo temperature at loading, target temperature, ambient conditions and the number of delivery stops.

Sample configurations

03 / Configuration selection

Build a quotation around your requirements.

Send a refrigerated transport brief

Share the cargo, payload, temperature requirements, route and destination. Review the proposed chassis and body specification before selecting a vehicle.

Start your configuration brief ↗

Start with the job

Tell us what the truck needs to do.

Destination, load, route and body requirements make a better brief.

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