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Which pickups could reach 250,000 miles? Plus, hidden repair downtime, GVWR rerating, racing lessons, and quick fleet news in this week’s Truck Chat.
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See what it is like to get behind the wheel of a REE P7-C. Join Work Truck's Wayne Parham as he takes the fully by-wire electric truck for a drive.
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At this year's ACT Expo, Accelera by Cummins and Isuzu Motors Limited will introduce a new battery electric powertrain for the F-series medium-duty truck. The powertrain components will be on display.
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Take a tour of the Bollinger B4, a Class 4 electric medium-duty truck built from the ground up with a 40-inch frame rail spread.
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We get an up-close look at the latest updates to the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter lineup. If you’re managing a mixed ICE and EV fleet, this video shows how the transition can be easier than you think.
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Tri-State Truck Center of Memphis, Tennessee, has been named Mack Trucks' 2024 North American Dealer of the Year.
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Harbinger Motors' stripped chassis electric vehicle platform is scalable both in wheelbase and the number of battery packs. Join Work Truck's Wayne Parham and see how it drives a step van body.
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In addition to the many powertrain options, this medium-duty step van is available in Class 4-7 configurations with Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR) ranging from 14,001 lbs. to 30,000 lbs.
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Mack Trucks will display a 1925 Mack AB tractor during the New York International Auto Show. Both the show and Mack Trucks are celebrating their 125th anniversary this year.
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Through the acquisition of Quincy Mack, Decatur Mack, and H&L Mack, Nextran Truck Centers has added five new locations in the Midwest, bringing its total to 31.
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From powertrain options to driver-first cab design and upfit-ready features, this quick walkthrough highlights what sets these Class 6 and 7 Hino trucks apart.
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