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The 2019 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter will retail for slightly less ($5) that the outgoing model for the base configuration, as the full-size cargo and passenger vans enter their third-generation with an array of updates, the company announced.
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Incredible Adventures balances its environmental commitment with the fleet budget while marketing its green credentials to customers worldwide.
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Mercedes-Benz Vans opened its new Sprinter assembly plant in South Carolina today, and began delivering cargo vans to Amazon, which has ordered 20,000 vehicles that Element Fleet Management will offer to small businesses with commercial leases.
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Nissan is increasing the starting retail price of the NV200 compact cargo van by $330 to $23,085 for the 2019 model year, Nissan has announced.
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Diesel-powered cargo vans are providing fleet buyers with a lower total cost of ownership than gasoline models, while many diesel-powered trucks aren't recouping the higher acquisition cost, according to a Vincentric analysis.
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A partnership between thyssenkrupp and Adrian Steel has resulted in a more efficient upfit solution.
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Known as the New Installation Vehicle Optimization (NIVO) upfit, thyssenkrupp and Adrian Steel collaborated to create a safer, more efficient upfit solution that has positively affected the bottom line of the elevator company’s new installation business.
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Upfitting any vehicle comes with challenges, but van fleet managers face a unique set of challenges to overcome due to varied applications, sizes, and upfit options.
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Ranger Design launched its new generation of shelving, aiming to simplify the customer experience and offer the toughest and most cost-effective shelving available.
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Mercedes-Benz will shift production of its Sprinter van to South Carolina from Germany later this year. Andrew Lawson, the general manager of fleet operations for van and chassis, sat down with Automotive Fleet to discuss what it means for fleets.
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