Recently, as global leaders gathered on the shores of the Bohai Sea to discuss the spirit of entrepreneurship and the future of the world economy, a moving "name card of China" quietly traversed the streets of Tianjin— Ankai Bus provided core transportation services for the 16th Annual Meeting of the New Champions (Summer Davos 2025 in Tianjin) with its fleet of luxury coaches. Among them, the Ankai N70Q stood out with its robust safety features and unparalleled comfort, serving international guests and showcasing the extraordinary strength of Chinese manufacturing to the world.

Safety as the Shield: Technology Builds a Mobile Fortress

Facing this grand gathering of political, business, and academic elites from over 90 countries, Ankai fully understood the mission that "safety comes above all." The N70Q coach, with its fortress-level safety design, establishes a multi-dimensional protection system. Lane departure warning, collision avoidance warning, and driver behavior monitoring form an intelligent safety net, while a 360°surround-view system and electronic rearview mirrors eliminate blind spots. Tire pressure alerts, door-open warnings, and an engine compartment fire suppression system ensure real-time hazard elimination.

Equipped with a standard ESC (Electronic Stability Control) system, the vehicle maintains stability during emergency steering or evasive maneuvers, whether on wet roads or challenging terrain, significantly reducing the risk of loss of control. The fully stamped body structure incorporates four reinforced closed-loop frames, combined with imported spot-welding technology, forming a high-strength yet lightweight "safety cage." Front and rear disc brakes ensure swift response, while a crash-absorbing cabin design maximizes passenger survival space.

Crafted with Precision: A Smart Cabin Redefining Comfort

The Ankai N70Q redefines premium travel with a "sedan-inspired" philosophy, integrating Chinese ingenuity and comfort into every detail. A beige interior accented with woodgrain trim creates an elegant ambiance. NVH noise reduction technology and an independent front suspension system work in harmony to minimize vibrations and noise, complemented by finely tuned low-damping shock absorbers for a ride as smooth as gliding on clouds. A 19-inch HD TV, dehumidifying air conditioning, USB ports, reading lights, and independent air vents create a comfortable onboard ecosystem.

Standard high-speed train-style curtains and sunroof shades effectively block UV rays, while ergonomically designed seats ensure fatigue-free long-distance travel.

For the driver, a VIP dome light and power windows enhance convenience, while a 10-inch Android touchscreen supports smart connectivity. An integrated LCD dashboard and a multifunctional steering wheel with cruise control make navigating complex road conditions effortless.

Unwavering Commitment: National Mission Drives Ultimate Service

As the first bus manufacturer to earn CQC’s "Five-Star" after-sales service certification, Ankai has consistently upheld the mission of a leading Chinese enterprise. From serving the National People’s Congress for over two decades to supporting major national events such as the 70th Anniversary of the Victory in the War of Resistance, the 19th CPC National Congress, and the G20 Summit—as well as international spectacles like the Beijing Olympics, Shanghai World Expo, Hangzhou Asian Games, and Boao Asia Forum—Ankai’s product and service excellence has been proven time and again.

To meet the high standards of the Davos Forum, Ankai implemented a national-mission-level full-chain support system. A dedicated emergency response mechanism was established with core component suppliers to ensure zero-delay parts availability. An elite on-site service team from Ankai’s "Master Craftsmen Studio" remained on 24/7 standby, providing "zero-failure" operational support. Multiple contingency plans were prepared for shuttle routes and high-frequency usage scenarios, guaranteeing flawless service.

As international guests gazed through the N70Q’s spacious windows at the Bohai Bay’s waves of innovation, "Made in China" was no longer just a means of transport—it demonstrated to the world that safety and comfort need not be a trade-off, and that technology and craftsmanship can coexist. While the Davos forum illuminated visions of the future economy, this moving emblem of Chinese excellence became a shining name card that Tianjin presented to the world.