SunCar Technology Wins Bid for China Construction Bank's Yunnan Branch Long Card Car Wash Service
SunCar Technology Group, a leader in cloud-based B2B auto services and e-insurance in China, has won a bid to provide car wash services for China Construction Bank's Yunnan Branch Long Card holders. This marks another significant collaboration between SunCar and CCB, following similar partnerships with CCB's Fujian branch since 2023. Leveraging its extensive car wash service network and technological strengths, SunCar aims to deliver high-quality, efficient, and convenient services to Long Card users in Yunnan. The company has a history of successful partnerships with major financial institutions, including Agricultural Bank of China and China CITIC Bank, highlighting its expertise in the car wash service sector.
- Secured a contract with China Construction Bank's Yunnan Branch.
- Expansion of car wash services for Long Card holders in Yunnan, enhancing SunCar's market presence.
- Strategic partnerships with major financial institutions such as China Construction Bank and Agricultural Bank of China.
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SunCar to Leverage its Extensive Car Wash Service Network in the Region
Since 2023, SunCar has been forging strategic partnerships with multiple CCB branches, including
SunCar has a proven track record of collaboration with major financial institutions, as demonstrated by its partnerships with China Construction Bank, Agricultural Bank of China, China CITIC Bank, and others. This longstanding relationship with CCB underscores SunCar's wealth of experience and resources in the car wash service industry. With a professional service team, SunCar can provide various car-related services and technical support to meet diverse customer needs.
"We are honored to have been awarded this latest project with China Construction Bank for the Yunnan Branch," said Ye Zaichang, Chairman and CEO of SunCar. "The Dragon Card Car Wash Service project is the latest example of our ability to grow and extend collaborations with
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