Infinity CEO Datuk Chan Kong Yew received the vehicles from Scania Southeast Asia sales director Daniel Tan.
The 60 NTGs are 30 units of P360A 4X2NZ and 30 units of G410A 6X2NZ.
The NTGs are designed and engineered to give Scania truck owners better fuel efficiency and lower CO2 emissions as it is equipped with advanced powertrain and aerodynamic solutions.
They give more than 3% fuel economy when coupled with Scania Contracted Services and Data-driven Services.
Furthermore, the Opticruise gearbox gives the NTGs a pre-set default Economy mode for even more fuel efficiency.
In addition, NTGs alsofeature a comfortable adjustable driver seat that is placed closer to the door and an ergonomic dashboard with a 5-inch touchscreen.
The NTGs also come with a large windscreen with extended view that allows clear visibility from the different angles for the drivers to operate more comfortably and safer.
Also included are Electronic Braking System (EBS) for responsive emergency braking.
(From left) Chan, Infinity Logistics & Transport chairman Tan Sri Nelson Tan Jyh Yaong and Tan checking the interior of the NTG.
Infinity also subscribed to Scania Maintenance service that is proactive to avoid time-consuming and costly problems from occurring to maximise uptime and lower operating costs.
Scania Maintenance also gives predictable costs, so that Infinity can focus its time and energy on its business, worry-free.
By individually optimising the different modules in its service plan, Scania ensures via the maintenance contract that downtime is planned and only occurs when absolutely necessary.
Chan said Infinity is in this business to ensure profits to shareholders as well as taking care of the environment that the company operated in.
Tan said the NTGs would strengthen Infinity’s fleet and enable fulfilment of its objective to run a sustainable operation in-line with its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programme.
