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Customers can begin specifying Detroit Gen 6 DD13 and DD15 engines in Freightliner and Western Star trucks beginning Sept. 1.
Read More →Drones, robots, major manufacturing moves, and smarter connected fleet technology headline this week’s Truck Chat Cheat Sheet.
Read More →Daimler Truck North America plans to build a new, state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in the United States to strengthen its production capabilities across North America. The location has not been disclosed.
Read More →Daimler Truck North America will shift production of the Western Star X-series, Freightliner eCascadia, and Freightliner eM2 from its Portland, Oregon, manufacturing facility to its manufacturing operations in the Carolinas.
Read More →Do you want to see what it is like to experience Detroit Assurance’s Active Brake Assist? In this video, Work Truck will put you in the cab to see how it all works and then hear more details from DTNA’s Mike Young.
Read More →Catch up on the week's biggest work truck headlines in 60 seconds, from fleet leadership and fuel savings to new trucks, technology, and upfits.
Read More →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.
Read More →Daimler Truck Holding AG has reappointed John O’Leary to lead DTNA as president and CEO through the end of 2028. He first assumed the role in 2021.
Read More →This is the final week to register to be part of the Star Nation Experience, a Western Star event that celebrates professional drivers, their skills, and their expertise. It is an all-expenses-paid event built around competition, camaraderie, and the “Never Back Down” spirit that defines the Western Star community.
Read More →Detroit Assurance with Active Break Assist 6 (ABA6) will be standard on Freightliner Cascadias built starting in December 2026 and will feature Cross Traffic Assist and Active Side Guard Assist 2 with left turn protection.
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