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The F-250 qualifies for a federal tax credit of $4,500.
Read More →ELKHART, IN – Midway Specialty Vehicles is pleased to introduce the new Pinnacle Bus. Built on a Sprinter chassis, the Pinnacle is designed to be “environmentally friendly” and able to annually reduce CO2 carbon monoxide emissions by up to 12,500 lbs.
Read More →PRINCETON, N.J. – Heavy- and medium-duty commercial truckers knowledgeable on the upcoming 2010 EPA diesel emissions changes would mostly rather have exhaust gas recirculation technology in new diesel engines than selective catalytic reduction technology.
Read More →ORLANDO, FL– Detroit Diesel announced that it has completed 12 million miles of testing on its BlueTec Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) technology, including its third year of engineering testing in some of the harshest of winter environments possible.
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Ryder’s approach to improving fleet fuel efficiency helps fleets reap the bottom-line benefits of going green.
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Telematics has proven useful to fleets in reducing fuel consumption, idling, and emissions, and keeping track of company vehicles.
Read More →WARRENVILLE, IL – Navistar continues to distinguish itself as an industry leader in environmental responsibility by becoming the first Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) to receive dual certification by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for helping to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
Read More →ZENN Motor Co., a Toronto-based manufacturer of electric vehicles, is releasing its 2009 zero-emission, all-electric NEV.
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ZAP's Alias and Aptera's 2e are all-electric vehicles that can go from zero to 60 within seconds.
Read More →WARRENVILLE, IL – Navistar Inc., the maker of International brand commercial vehicles and MaxxForce brand diesel engines, launched an education campaign aimed at clarifying the issues surrounding 2010 emissions technologies.
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