SNVI

SNVI (Société Nationale des Véhicules Industriels, or National Company of Industrial Vehicles in English ), is an Algerian company that has produced trucks and buses since 1967.[1] SNVI is a subsidiary of Société Nationale de Construction Mecanique (SONACOME, National Mechanical Construction Company).[1]

SNVI
IndustryTrucks, buses and military trucks manufacturing
Founded1967[1]
Headquarters
Rouiba
,
Algeria
Area served
Algeria[2]
Key people
Hamoud Tazerouti (CEO)
RevenueDZD 20 billion (2011)[2]
(approx. US$ 250 million)
OwnerAlgerian government (100%)
Number of employees
8000 (2011)
ParentSonacome
Websitesnvigroupe.dz (in French)

History

Sonacome, the parent company of SNVI was founded by the Algerian government on August 9, 1967 through ordonnance 67-150. It inherited French-era's Berliet factories and equipment after the latter ceased operations by 1973.[1]

Facilities

SNVI's headquarters are located in Rouiba, 30 km to the east of Algiers, with branches in Hussein Dey, Constantine, Oran and Ouargla.[1]

Production

In 2011, the company has made 2007 vehicles. Its ambition is to resume with its 1980s production rate, that was reaching 6000 vehicles per year.[2]

Exports
SNVI Exportation

SNVI exports its products to several countries such as:

Models

SNVI produces trucks, buses, and semi-trailer.

Trucks

SNVI offers a variety of trucks for civilian and military purposes.[3][4][5][5][6]

SNVI truck TC260
SNVI Military Truck
SNVI Refrigerator truck
SNVI Truck All Terrain
SNVI Firefighter truck

Civilian trucks
  • Porteur – SNVI K66
  • Porteur – SNVI K120
  • Porteur – SNVI C260
  • Porteur – SNVI B260
  • Porteur – SNVI B400
  • Tracteur routier – SNVI TB400
  • Tracteur routier – SNVI TC260
  • All Terrain – SNVI M120
  • All Terrain – SNVI M230

Military trucks
  • SNVI M120
  • SNVI M230
  • SNVI M260
  • SNVI M350
  • SNVI K66
  • SNVI K120
  • SNVI C260
  • SNVI B260
  • SNVI B400

Buses
100L6 Talaba bus
SNVI Bus Numedia Lux.
SNVI Buses

Civilian buses
  • Minibus – number of passengers 25
  • SNVI Safir – number of passengers 49
  • SNVI Numedia lux – number of passengers 100

Military buses
  • Minibus – number of passengers 36
  • Versatile Intervention Vehicle – number of passengers 18

Semi trailers
SNVI Tanker
SNVI mixer semitrailer
SNVI Cement tanker
  • Tanker – 30 000L
  • Cement mixer
  • Low-boy trailer
  • Trailer CEP 3000L
  • Tippers
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References
  1. SNVI, company's history on SNVI-Ouargla.com (official website) (retrieved on January 21st, 2013)
  2. SNVI : Un chiffre d’affaires de plus de 20 milliards de DA en 2011, Kaci Haider on algerie1.com, August 18th 2012 (retrieved on January 21st, 2013)
  3. Informatique, SNVI-Direction. "Entreprise Nationale des Véhicules Industriels - SNVI /Algérie". snvigroupe.dz. Retrieved 2017-09-07.
  4. Informatique, SNVI-Direction. "Entreprise Nationale des Véhicules Industriels - SNVI /Algérie". snvigroupe.dz. Retrieved 2017-09-07.
  5. Informatique, SNVI-Direction. "Entreprise Nationale des Véhicules Industriels - SNVI /Algérie". snvigroupe.dz. Retrieved 2017-09-07.
  6. "Buses in Algeria-SNVI Numidia Lux". www.bus-planet.com. Retrieved 2017-09-07.


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