SPEED INT-L ships vehicles and rolling equipment from China to Africa via Ro-Ro (Roll-on/Roll-off) — cars, trucks, buses, agricultural machinery and heavy equipment. Ramp loading needs no crane; unit weight is limited by terminal and vessel ramp capacity, so very heavy equipment is often moved by break bulk or flat rack instead. Weekly sailings from Shanghai/Guangzhou to West, East and Southern Africa. 24 years on the China-Africa lane.


Q: How much does Ro-Ro shipping cost?
A: Sedans typically USD 800-1,500 depending on destination. Trucks and excavators priced by unit or CBM.
Q: Can I ship a fleet of vehicles?
A: Yes - we arrange dedicated Ro-Ro blocks for fleet shipments with volume discounts.
Q: How long does Ro-Ro take?
A: Typically 30-50 days from China to major African ports.
Q: Can I ship used vehicles?
A: Yes, subject to destination-country age and condition rules.
