EMPIRE International Motors (EIM), an automotive distributor in Saudi Arabia established last year, has introduced Bestune SUVs as tailored mobility solutions for professionals in the oil and gas industry and energy sector.
These rugged and versatile vehicles are designed to excel in demanding work environments, offering a combination of durability, reliability, and performance.
As the official distributor of Bestune, a renowned Chinese automotive brand, EIM offers a diverse range of high-quality vehicles that provide a premium automotive experience, backed by exceptional customer service.
Bestune offers a diverse range of vehicles that cater to the needs of Saudi drivers. From stylish sedans like the B70 to versatile SUVs like the T77, T99, B70S, and the upcoming T90, Bestune's models are designed to provide both comfort and performance.
The vehicles' durability, efficient fuel consumption, and advanced safety features make them well-suited for the challenging conditions of the Kingdom, said EIM.
Bestune SUVs are built to withstand tough conditions, including rough terrain, heavy loads, and extreme weather.
Equipped with advanced four-wheel drive systems and high ground clearance, these vehicles can navigate challenging remote oil and gas sites with ease.
This story is from the November 2024 edition of Oil and Gas News.
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