第一商用车网·2025-12-28 12:05Core Viewpoint - The commercial vehicle industry in 2025 has undergone significant leadership changes across major companies, indicating a strategic shift in management amidst intense market competition [1][46]. Group 1: Major Company Leadership Changes - FAW Jiefang appointed Li Sheng as the new chairman, replacing Wu Bilei, and also saw a significant marketing leadership change with Yu Guangjiang taking over as the head of the marketing headquarters [1][9]. - China National Heavy Duty Truck Group (CNHTC) saw multiple leadership adjustments, with Liu Hongyong becoming chairman and Liu Zhengtai appointed as president [9][10]. - Dongfeng Motor Corporation experienced a series of leadership changes, including Zhang Xiaofan becoming chairman and Liu Liceng taking over as general manager [15][16]. - Weichai Power's president, Li Pengcheng, resigned due to work changes [17]. - Anhui Jianghuai Automobile Group announced a new leadership team with Xiang Xingchu as chairman and Li Ming as general manager [18]. Group 2: Other Notable Changes - The China Ordnance Industry Group appointed Zhou Zhiping as chairman [20]. - Beiben Heavy Truck Group appointed Liu Xiaodong as general manager [23]. - Foton Motor renewed the contract of its general manager, Wu Xibin [23]. - Guangzhou Automobile Group saw Feng Xingya take over as chairman, succeeding Zeng Qinghong [25]. - Changan Automobile Group was established as a new central enterprise, with Zhu Huarong as chairman and Zhao Fei as vice chairman [28]. Group 3: International and Joint Ventures - Cummins China announced several managerial changes across its joint ventures, including new appointments for general managers in various subsidiaries [40]. - Volvo Group China appointed Francis Sum as president, overseeing strategic planning and operations [41]. - ZF Group announced a leadership change with Matthias Miedreich becoming the new chairman [42]. - MAN Truck & Bus appointed Andrew O'Brooks as the new president for Greater China [43].