DAF promotes HVO for its diesel engine trucks

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By Luke Willetts - 9th August 2023

New generation DAF Trucks utilising HVO fuel

Netherlands – In a bid to reduce CO2 emissions, DAF Trucks NV of Eindhoven, Netherlands, has announced that its new generation combustion engine trucks are able to use Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO)*, a biofuel the company claims can reduce CO2 by 90% compared to diesel. For operators, these new generation trucks can utilise HVO without any modifications** whilst emulating their performance and service intervals of up to 200,000 kilometres. DAF’s LF and XD series as well as certain XF, XG and XG+ trucks are now HVO-ready.

Patrick Dean, Chief Engineer at DAF Trucks said:

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