The trucks were assembled at the Associated Vehicles Assemblers (AVA) plant in Mombasa.
The Chinese car maker hopes to sell over 3,000 vehicles by 2022.
The retail market price for the trucks will range between Sh6.7 million and Sh7.2 million.
Chinese automaker Foton Motor Kenya Limited has today rolled out its first offline trucks as it moves cement its place in the local market.
They were assembled at the Associated Vehicles Assemblers (AVA) plant in Mombasa where the firm has an assembly deal.
Speaking during the launch of the vehicles Wednesday, Foton general manager Apple Sun said the company is targeting Kenya's construction, transport and mining sectors.
“Our truck is a best seller product. In the first year we want to have dispatched at least 300 trucks, “he said.
Foton hopes to sell over 3000 trucks by 2022.
Currently, he said, a range of products under a Knocked Down (KD) arrangement for assembly from the company start from heavy duty trucks with plans to extend to products such as light trucks and SUVs.
Mr Sun said the launch is a realisation of the ‘one belt one road’ initiative started in 2013.
“As practitioner of the initiative started by the chairman of China Mr Xi Jinping, Foton Motors set a long term strategic plan in Kenya and Africa. Today we have officially realised the localisation of our main value factors,” said Mr Sun.