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Daimler will offer the ISL G Natural Gas (NG) engine in the Freightliner Business Class(R) M2 112 truck in a total of six LNG and CNG tractor/truck configurations.
Read More →CHICAGO - NAVTEQ, announced Daimler Trucks North America LLC has selected the NAVTEQ map to power the new RunSmart Predictive Cruise solution for its Cascadia line of vehicles.
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MyBus was designed to serve the transportation needs of childcare and activity centers, churches, service organizations, small businesses and other groups and clubs.
Read More →STUTTGART, GERMANY / SALTILLO, COAHUILA, MEXICO - Daimler Trucks North America, LLC (DTNA) observed the grand opening of a new $300 million manufacturing plant in Saltillo, Coahuila, in northern Mexico.
Read More →PORTLAND, OR – Daimler Trucks North America celebrated the delivery of 132 new natural gas (NG)-fueled tractors to drivers who contract with California Cartage Company and 100 new NG trucks for the Ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles’ Clean Truck Program.
Read More →Mitsubishi Fuso Truck of America will regain control of sales, marketing and distribution functions from Sterling Trucks organization of Daimler Trucks North America (DTNA). DTNA announced in October that the Sterling brand will be shut down.
Read More →STUTTGART, GERMANY – Daimler AG has predicted that the U.S. market for heavy-duty vehicles won’t rebound to the peak sales levels of 2006 for at least five years.
Read More →REDFORD TOWNSHIP, MI– Daimler AG announced it will close its Sterling Trucks division in North America and cut 3,500 jobs as it reins in production and shifts manufacturing to Mexico.
Read More →PORTLAND, OREGON - Daimler Trucks North America (DTNA) recently announced a comprehensive plan to adjust and strengthen company operations in response to continuing depressed demand across the industry and structural changes in the company's core markets.
Read More →Additions to Freightliner and Western Star will be made to replace discontinued Sterling vehicles.
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