Goodyear do Brasil and ZF do Brazil are to offer combined solutions for fleet and tyre management for passenger cars, commercial and industrial vehicles. This agreement effectively extends the companies’ agreement signed in Europe two years ago.

The company claims that these two features mark a shift away from reactive to proactive strategies that improve safety as well as lower vehicle downtime.

Daimler Buses and Sinos have been collaborating since 2022, with Sinos providing its proprietary software to support Daimler’s fleet electrification efforts. This acquisition formalises that relationship, enabling Daimler Buses to offer its customers customised, long-term digital solutions for electric fleet operations.

Through Webfleet’s OEM connect program, Krone trailers equipped with factory-installed telematics can now be directly integrated into the Webfleet platform, eliminating the need for aftermarket hardware installations.​

All new battery electric ‘CE Series’ school buses will now come with two features: “Illuminated School Bus Signs” and “Fully Illuminated Stop Arms”, referring to the school bus sign above the windscreen and the extendable arm on the left-hand side, respectively.

The Peterbilt ‘Model 579’ and Kenworth ‘T680’ will now be offered with the latest Bendix ‘Fusion’ package, which uses a forward-facing camera to enable collision mitigation systems such as “pedestrian automatic emergency braking”.

This new test track is for testing vehicle braking and is specifically for testing Electronic Stability Control (ESC) systems.

The Dutch OEM has introduced significant enhancements to its new generation truck series, focusing on three key areas: efficiency, safety, and comfort.