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Daimler Truck North America is equipping its Detroit engines with updated software reflecting the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) revised guidance on diesel exhaust fluid (DEF) inducements.
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The fourth annual Kenworth Truck Parade in Chillicothe, Ohio, paid tribute to the Kenworth W900’s six decades of service.
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Electric trucking industry veteran Scott Zion has been named chief product and engineering officer for Motiv Electric Trucks. He will lead Motiv's engineering excellence and accelerate product innovation for medium-duty electric trucks and buses.
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Truck order-to-delivery times are speeding up in 2025, thanks to improved production, shorter upfit schedules, and smarter fleet planning. But not all vehicle types are keeping pace—find out why.
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Sometimes, the backstories of how we found the topics of some of our stories can be rather interesting. Getting the story of 'Designing Better Truck Cabs for Women: What is Needed?' is one of the more unique examples. Here's how it came to be.
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GM will invest $4B in U.S. plants to boost gas and EV production, expanding capacity to over 2 million vehicles annually and supporting American manufacturing jobs.
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Volvo CE to expand U.S. production in Pennsylvania, adding crawler excavators and large wheel loaders as part of a $261M global investment.
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Plett Truck Repair integrated two Rizon e18L electric trucks into its service operations, advancing sustainable commercial transport in British Columbia.
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Mack Trucks announced the winning trucks that will be featured in the Mack 2026 Calendar. From electric innovation to classics, the trucks represent a wide range of applications from across a broad geographic area.
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Work Truck Solutions has tapped automotive product veteran Alex Young as the company’s first chief product officer. He will focus on a continued commitment to a customer-centric focus.
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Slate Auto is flipping the script on EV expectations with its all-electric, no-frills class one pickup: A truck built for fleets, wrapped in customization, and starting in the mid-$20K range.
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