Our Australian truck range combines diesel power with a choice of body configurations, helping you find a starting point for deliveries, trade work or transporting materials.
The FOTON AUMARK S range includes the 5D15, 6D15, 8D15 and 9D15 models. Each is offered in cab chassis and tipper configurations.
Browse the available combinations below, then compare the specifications for the truck that suits your work.
In the variant names, MT means manual transmission and AMT means automated manual transmission. SWB and MWB identify short and medium wheelbase options where available.
Your choice of body, transmission and wheelbase determines which configuration to explore.
A cab chassis provides the cab and chassis for a separately fitted body. Discuss your proposed tray, enclosed delivery body or specialist fit-out with your dealer and body builder, including its dimensions, weight and compatibility with the selected truck.
Tipper trucks include a fitted tipping body for carrying and unloading suitable materials. Compare the bed dimensions and completed-vehicle payload with your regular load, then check that the tipping setup suits the sites where you work.
Your routes and loading points can be as important as the load itself. When comparing light duty trucks for local deliveries, check the completed vehicle’s height, length and access requirements against your regular stops.
For trade or landscaping work, account for the people, tools and materials travelling together. Consider how often you load and unload, whether equipment stays on the truck and how the body will be used throughout the day.
If several employees will drive the truck, review their licence conditions and transmission preferences before choosing a configuration. A dealer discussion can help you compare the available options for one vehicle or a business fleet.
Look beyond the purchase price when choosing your truck. Fuel use, servicing costs and your expected annual kilometres are all things to consider. Ask your FOTON dealer about warranty coverage, service intervals and local servicing options to better plan costs.
Payload And Body Requirements
Payload is the carrying allowance available within the vehicle’s approved weight limits.
A separately fitted body uses part of a cab-chassis allowance, along with people, tools, accessories and goods. Assess the completed truck you will actually operate.
For example, fitting an enclosed delivery body reduces the allowance available for parcels and other cargo.
Gross vehicle mass, or GVM, is the maximum loaded vehicle mass; it is not a cargo capacity figure. Check the body, load distribution and applicable limits with your dealer and body builder.
Review the FOTON truck warranty and the applicable Warranty and Service Handbook when comparing ownership support. Coverage is subject to the truck’s terms, maintenance requirements and exclusions. These benefits are in addition to other rights and remedies you may have under the Australian Consumer Law.
You can also request a truck service through the AUMARK S service form. Your selected dealer will confirm the booking. Discuss your operating conditions, servicing needs and preferred service location when planning support for a working vehicle.
Can I Drive A Truck On A Car Licence?
Some truck configurations may fall within a car-licence category. Eligibility depends on the registered vehicle, its GVM, your licence conditions and the rules in your state or territory. Confirm the requirements for the exact truck before ordering or driving it.
Does A Cab Chassis Price Include A Body?
FOTON cab-chassis pricing excludes the separately fitted body and related charges. Ask for a written quote showing the body, fitment, equipment and on-road costs. For a tipper, confirm the included tipping body and any additional options.
Are Automatic Trucks Available?
FOTON offers manual and automated manual transmission options. An automated manual transmission changes gears automatically using a manual-based gearbox; it differs from a conventional torque-converter automatic. Ask your dealer to explain its operation and arrange a demonstration.
