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SEARCHBig announcements from the North American Commercial Vehicle Show and Texas Auto Show include expanded medium- and heavy-duty offerings, and more alternative duel options.
OEMS have made major product announcement at several shows over the past two weeks, including the North American Commercial Vehicle (NACV) show, Texas Auto Show, and American Public Transportation association (APTA) Expo.
Major product announcements include new medium-duty models from Freightliner and International, an expansion into the heavy-duty market from Hino, and new trucks from FCA and Chevrolet. Daimlet, Ford, GM, and Navistar also announced a variety of alternative fuel offerings.
Bollinger Hits Reservation Milestone
Freightliner Expands Severe-Duty Vocational Options
Mitsubishi Fuso Shows New Gasoline Cabover
Ram Introduces Two New Pickup Models
Ford Sets Up Electrification Team
Ford Offers Flagship Trim to Super Duty
Ford Recalls F-650, F-750 Trucks for Steering
GM to Show Hydrogen-Powered Truck Chassis to Military Buyers
Chevrolet Express Van Adds Fleet-Oriented Options for 2018
Chevrolet Colorado Showed Fastest Truck Order-to-Delivery for 2017
Chevrolet Celebrates Truck Centennial with Special Editions
Hino to Move into North American Heavy-Duty Market
Navistar OnCommand to Offer Parts Failure Prediction Feature
Navistar-VW Alliance to Bring Electric Truck, Integrated Powertrain to Market
International HV Service Debuts for Severe Service Market at NACV
Nissan’s 2018 Frontier Starts at $19,965
Possible Photo of Tesla’s Electric Truck Leaks on Reddit
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