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Clean Fuels Ohio, a non-profit organization that is working to make Ohio a cleaner state by promoting the use of advanced fuel technologies,
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Customer Filco Carting's trucks service over 5,000 commercial, residential, industrial, and institutional firms in the metro area.
Read More →Why did Ford halt F-150 Lightning production? What’s new with Mercedes-Benz Vans, Mack Trucks, and General Motors? Did you catch the Premature Electrification commercial during the big game? And what updates did we hear from Geotab and Uptake?
Read More →Objective is to jointly develop a two-mode hybrid drive system. Joint "Hybrid Development Center" will develop the overall modular system and the individual components, and oversee system integration and project management.
Read More →The Van Dyke Electric Powertrain Center will produce electric motors and electric transaxles for Ford’s growing electric vehicle lineup, including the 2022 F-150 Lightning.
Read More →Hankook accepted the International Motors 2026 Diamond Supplier Award at its manufacturing location in Clarksville, Tennessee. The location has two new phases of construction underway and, once completed, will produce 11 million tires annually.
Read More →What’s up with Ford and GM? What’s big in utility fleet news? How are EVs impacting upfits? And, who acquired Bollinger Motors? Learn all of this and more in this week's video news recap!
Read More →AGA Systems received EPA Certification of its EcoSync HD Bi-fuel/CNG alternative-fuel system for the 2017 General Motors Vortec 6.0L engine that is used in the Isuzu NPR and the Chevrolet Low Cab Forward trucks.
Read More →Proceeds from the raise will be used for the Q1 completion of the manufacturing facility in Ohio growing production space.
Read More →As part of a 20-year collaboration, Isuzu Motors and Volvo Group will explore the challenges of the future logistics industry, with Volvo Group supporting the development of a new medium heavy-duty truck platform for Asia.
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