Kenworth shows off its lineup of medium-duty truck offerings.
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Kenworth has released a new introduction video highlighting the versatility of its new medium-duty product line. The video offers a look at Kenworth medium-duty trucks in action.
Filmed in an urban environment, the video highlights the customer-centric design, broad application versatility, larger driver-friendly cab and comfortable interior, exceptional durability, reduced weight, and excellent maneuverability.
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The new medium duty conventional line is available as a Kenworth T180 (Class 5), T280 (Class 6), T380 (Class 7), and T480 (Class 8). In addition, the new T380V and T480V models are offered for vocational applications.
The Kenworth vehicles are available with the 6.9L PACCAR PX-7 and 8.9L PACCAR PX-9 engines. For the first time, Kenworth now offers a natural gas engine option for its medium-duty vehicles – the near-zero emission Cummins Westport 8.9L L9N – in conjunction with the launch of its medium duty models.
The new PACCAR TX-8 automatic 8-speed transmission is standard for the new Kenworth medium duty trucks. When matched to the PACCAR PX-7 or PACCAR PX-9 engine, the transmission can handle up to 1,000 lb.-ft. of torque with 57,000-lb. GCWR.
“Kenworth’s outstanding new medium duty models set a very high industry standard of excellence and are designed to maximize performance.” said Laura Bloch, Kenworth assistant general manager for sales and marketing. “The new cab and hood configurations make these new Kenworth vehicles well-suited to a multitude of applications, including beverage, cargo and reefer van, construction, dump, fire, fuel oil, government, and others.”
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