HINO

Hino Motors was spun off from the Japanese Diesel Motor Industry Co. during World War II. It is currently part of Toyota Motor Co. The manufacturer produces buses and trucks of all classes. Main Hino models: 600, 700, 500, 300. The initial "H" logo of Hino Motors represents a stylistic image of the sun rising on the horizon. Another meaning of the trademark is a double-headed arrow, which embodies the credo of this truck maker: safe passage there and back. The company's slogan is «Trucks and Buses That Do More. » The company declares its main guidelines: integrity, contribution, and empathy, and sees this as its corporate mission. The headquarters are based in Tokyo. Hino trucks are popular in Asian countries and have a reputation for reliable equipment all over the world. Vehicles with the letter H on the hood are officially represented in more than 100 countries on all continents. Hino Motors was the first Japanese truck maker to participate in the Dakar Rally. Since 1991, Hino trucks of different classes have been taking part in this race every year, and all of them always reach the finish line. Hybrid technologies are introduced in the Dutro Hybrid series of trucks with a hybrid powertrain.