Tiger Truck has been delivering a series of light utility trucks and vans for offroad use since 1999. All Tiger vehicles meet the stringent CARB/EPA standards and are available powered by a variety of fuels, electric motor or Hybrid combinations and include standard shift or automatic transmissions.
Tiger has the largest available array of truck body options for niche applications. Primary distribution in the U.S. is through a select dealership network.
Tiger Truck is a privately-held international company with distribution outlets in Central America and the Caribbean basin and maintains its headquarters in Poteau, Oklahoma.
A New Chapter Begins
Tiger Truck cordially invites you to the Grand Opening
of our new manufacturing facility in
Poteau, Oklahoma
Thursday, July 31, 2008
11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Please help us celebrate as we begin
a new chapter in automotive history by becoming the
first truck manufacturer in the United States
with Chinese heritage vehicles.
Grand Opening ceremonies begin at 12:00 noon.
Poteau Industrial Park
100 Tiger Drive
Poteau, Oklahoma
To RSVP or for more information, contact
the Event Coordinator
at 918-647-4000
Champ #1 Rolls Off Tiger’s Assembly Line! …First Chinese Design Vehicle “Made in America”
31 July 2008 – Poteau, OK – Several hundred were present to celebrate this landmark event today showcasing a number of ‘firsts’ in U.S. industry. Tiger’s renowned Champ series of off-road vehicles is now “Made in America”. This is the ½ ton-sized truck that carries 1-½ tons of useful load and is widely used on military bases, golf courses, college campuses, industrial complexes, private residential communities and in municipalities with a competitive acquisition cost, starting at $12,995 and even more attractive low operating rate of 37 mpg.
Full Press Release (pdf)
Automotive News calls Tiger Champ “The First Pickup for $4-a-Gallon Fuel”
July 21, 2008 —The Tiger Champ gets 37 mpg with a three-cylinder diesel engine from Caterpillar Inc. It is assembled in Oklahoma and available at 70 dealerships nationwide. In June, Gov. Brad Henry signed a bill that makes the Champ and a small Tiger Truck pickup, the Star, legal starting Nov. 11 on all roads in Oklahoma except most federal highways.
Full Story (pdf)