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ZF’s 8-speed PowerLine automatic transmission, a design that offers up to 10% fuel savings, is now featured on the Freightliner M2 106 Plus with the all-new Cummins B6.7 Octane engine.
Read More →Freightliner’s “20 Years of What’s Next” campaign will recognize the people who have helped shape the truck’s history. Drivers, dealers, fleet managers, and owners are invited to share their stories as part of the Cascadia’s 20th anniversary celebration in 2027.
Read More →Freightliner MT chassis walkthrough from Work Truck Week 2026, featuring real-world applications, mobile workspaces, and fleet-ready configurations.
Read More →Fontaine Modification offers a new standard sit-down dual-drive modification for Freightliner M2 106 Plus medium-duty conventional trucks for vocational use, where the driver may need to operate from the right side.
Read More →Detroit Assurance with Active Break Assist 6 (ABA6) will be standard on Freightliner Cascadias built starting in December 2026 and will feature Cross Traffic Assist and Active Side Guard Assist 2 with left turn protection.
Read More →As part of the “130 Years of Trucks” anniversary year, Mercedes-Benz Trucks is participating in the Deutschlandfahrt 2026 with selected historic vehicles, including the original Daimler Motor Truck from 1899.
Read More →Volvo Trucks North America is launching a new Silver Service Contract that adds powertrain repair coverage, helps maximize uptime, and gives fleets one predictable monthly payment.
Read More →Narro Trucks officially launched its operations on Aug. 20 and hosted a ride and drive to showcase its electric truck, which will be produced in Virginia.
Read More →Which pickup trucks are most likely to reach 250,000 miles? The 2026 iSeeCars study ranks 12 long-lasting models, with Ram, Toyota, GMC, and Ford among the leaders.
Read More →Midwest truck dealer Truck Centers, Inc. (TCI) has expanded its transportation solutions with sales and service support for Battle Motors’ heavy-duty vocational trucks at locations in locations in Indiana, Illinois, and Missouri
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