This is not the XCA3000BR's first voyage overseas. Since 2024, the model has been delivered to South American customers on multiple occasions, continuously breaking XCMG's own record for China's largest-tonnage wheeled crane export.

In recent years, Argentina's wind power industry has flourished, with surging demand for ultra-large-tonnage lifting. Deeply cultivating the local market, XCMG's crane business has expanded its product portfolio from 160 tonnes to 3,000 tonnes, responding to South America's upgrading market demands through continuous technological iteration. The XCA3000BR delivered this time is the largest-tonnage wheeled crane in the South American market, providing more efficient and reliable lifting solutions for large-scale wind power, mining and infrastructure projects.

Argentina's vast territory and complex working conditions make long-distance relocation a common challenge for local customers. Through multiple rounds of technical exchanges, project demonstrations and on-site condition assessments, XCMG has continuously advanced product localization, balancing ultra-large-tonnage lifting with maneuverability across complex terrain, ultimately winning customer trust.

"Delivery of the 3,000-tonne-class crane fills the gap in Argentina's ultra-large-tonnage lifting market. XCMG's strong product strength and comprehensive localized service support give us full confidence in future cooperation. We look forward to deepening our strategic partnership and jointly supporting Argentina's industrialization," said a customer representative.