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Renault Trucks Unveils Its New Urban Truck

Renault Trucks' fleet of electric trucks is being further expanded with the European launch of the D Wide Z.E. Low Entry Cab. This all-electric vehicle is equipped with a new low cab specially designed to facilitate waste collection operations and protect the safety of operators and vulnerable road users. With vehicles ranging from 3.5 to 26 tonnes Renault Trucks offers the most comprehensive range of electric trucks on the market. The manufacture...

New Features See New Man Truck Generation Hit New Heights

New product highlights for the new MAN Truck Generation: Visually the lack of classic exterior mirrors is particularly striking. MAN is introducing brand-new product highlights for its new Truck Generation freshly launched last year which make the TGX TGS TGM and TGL even safer and more user-friendly but also even more efficient and more digital. The MAN OptiView mirror replacement system the MAN CruiseAssist driving assistant additional fuel savi...

Fuso Delivers 50 Units Of The Canter To Nigerian Breweries

An employee of CFAO Motors Nigeria assembles a Canter at the Lagos KD plant 50 units of the Canter FE84 have been delivered to Nigerian Breweries Plc. a Heineken group company Brewing is a growing industry in Africa’s most populous country. These light-duty Canter trucks are assembled locally at the CFAO Motors Nigeria plant in Lagos. The Canter holds the top share within the Nigerian light-duty truck segment. Mitsubishi Fuso Truck and Bus Corpora...

First 1,000 New Generation Daf Trucks Sold

Within less than a month after the official launch DAF has already received over 1000 customer orders for its New Generation XF XG and XG⁺ trucks. The completely new range of vehicles for long distance transport will enter production in October and set a new standard in efficiency safety and driver comfort. On Wednesday June 9 DAF unveiled its New Generation XF XG and XG⁺ the first trucks on the market to fully benefit from the New European Masses...

Commercial Vehicle Giants Invest In European Charging Network For Electric Trucks

The leading European commercial vehicle manufacturers have signed a non-binding agreement to install and operate a public charging network for battery electric heavy-duty long-haul trucks and coaches across Europe. The agreement lays the foundation of a future joint venture (JV) - equally owned by the three parties; the Traton Group with its brands Scania and MAN as well as Daimler Truck and Volvo Group. 1700 charging points The commercial vehicle...