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Daimler Truck’s Asian subsidiary Mitsubishi Fuso Truck and Bus Corporation celebrates the 90th anniversary of the Fuso brand.
Read More →Over 1 million kilometers were driven to prepare for the launch using intense customer input. During the overall development phase, the function, durability, and reliability of the new Euro IV products were evaluated and adjusted over two years with more than 30 prototype vehicles.
Read More →The new Fighter is upgraded with Euro V-compliant emissions technology and achieves a 60% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions and 80% fewer particle emissions compared to the previous model.
Read More →With the launch of the new Euro VI-compliant line for the Taiwanese market, Fuso hits a historic landmark.
Read More →The landlocked mid-Asian country will receive shipment of the vehicles to assist in emergency medical services amid devastating pandemic conditions.
Read More →The big “brother” to the pickup truck, the Class 3-7 segment are the movers and shakers of today’s new truck world. Here's an overview of the lineup of trucks in this segment ready and available for 2021.
Read More →EarthCruiser, known for its extreme-duty overland vehicles, is entering the commercial vehicle market in a big and beefy way, capable of getting equipment and teams wherever they need to go.
Read More →The FUSO eCanter SensorCollect is a concept garbage collection truck based on the all-electric eCanter. The vehicle proposes an application of the emissions-free light-duty truck to make essential garbage collection services more efficient and environmentally conscious.
Read More →Mitsubishi Fuso Truck of America announced it is discontinuing new truck sales. Customers will remain supported for warranty repairs, maintenance services, and replacement parts until 2028.
Read More →In 1985, Mitsubishi Fuso Truck & Bus Company of Kawasaki, Japan, opened a wholly owned subsidiary in the U.S. The corporate office was founded in Logan Township, N.J., where the company resides today.
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