More than 28 percent of all trucks registered in the United States – 2.5 million of 8.6 million trucks - are now equipped with advanced new technology clean diesel engines.
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ClipperCreek announced the introduction of its 30 kW CS-100-3P 80 AMP, 3 Phase EVSE for use with commercial truck applications. This technology represents the highest power EV charging station available for commercial trucking applications.
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The 2014 Ford F-150 Tremor is the first-ever EcoBoost-powered sport truck that addresses the needs of street truck enthusiasts looking for high-performance V-8 power with V-6 fuel economy.
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As part of its New Ballgame Sales Event, Mitsubishi Fuso Truck of America, Inc. (MFTA) will offer 1.4-percent APR financing for 36 months on all new 2012–2014 Canter FE Series medium-duty commercial trucks sold in the U.S. — plus the option to delay the first payment for up to 90 days.
Read More →As of July 1, all drivers using Australia’s M5 South West Motorway had to make sure they had a valid etag or toll pass in their vehicle.
Read More →According to a new study, the South American automobile market will grow significantly by 2025, becoming one of the top three growth markets globally for light vehicle sales and presenting opportunities for improvements in fuel efficiency and reduced CO2 emissions.
Read More →The U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) announced that new federal regulations designed to improve safety for the motoring public by reducing truck driver fatigue took full effect on July 1, 2013.
Read More →A University of Michigan study found that diesel vehicles generally save owners $2,000 to $6,000 during a three- to five-year period over gasoline vehicles.
Read More →The Energy Department launches eGallon, a quick way to compare the costs of fueling electric vehicles versus driving on gasoline.
Read More →WEX Inc. signs a long-term agreement with CITGO Petroleum Corp. to provide private-label fleet card services.
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