British retailer Marks & Spencer takes on 85 new battery electric and gas trucks
By Bradley Osborne – 2nd February 2025
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Walmart deploys 150 Chevrolet BrightDrop 400 electric vans
By Luke Willetts – 2nd February 2025
Mercedes-Benz Trucks and Buses opens new Parts Logistics Center in Argentina
By Jose Secco – 2nd February 2025
Farizon trucks heading to Europe
By Luke Willetts – 1st February 2025
MCI receives order for 80 coaches from Toronto
By Bradley Osborne – 1st February 2025
Renault Trucks to supply 50 battery electric trucks to Bidfood Netherlands
By Bradley Osborne – 1st February 2025
Renault Trucks announced that, as it fulfilled this order, it passed a milestone of 2,000 electric trucks produced at its factory in Blainville-sur-Orne.
Schwarzmüller reorganises management following approval of Krone investment
By Bradley Osborne – 31st January 2025
Mack Trucks celebrates 125 years
By Bradley Osborne – 31st January 2025
Volgren delivers its 10,000th bus
By Bradley Osborne – 31st January 2025
HD Hyundai Infracore to build new engine, battery plant
By Will Pulson – 31st January 2025
Pony.ai to start autonomous truck platooning tests in China
By Will Pulson – 30th January 2025
Webasto brings in restructuring expert to secure its future
By Bradley Osborne – 30th January 2025
Allison upgrades fully automatic bus transmissions
By Luke Willetts – 30th January 2025
Allison announced an “uprate” to its B400 and B3400 xFE fully automatic transmissions, including retarder models. The B400 and B3400 xFE transmissions have been upgraded to support higher power and torque capacities.
Škoda Transportation to deliver up to 70 vehicles as Tallinn revives its trolleybus routes
By Bradley Osborne – 30th January 2025
Knorr-Bremse sells steering specialist Sheppard
By Luke Willetts – 29th January 2025
MAN publishes open-source data from autonomous truck trials
By Bradley Osborne – 29th January 2025
International S13 powertrain certified for use with renewable diesel
By Bradley Osborne – 29th January 2025
Customers of International who drive ‘LT’, ‘RH’, ‘HX’, and/or ‘HV’ trucks powered by the S13 powertrain may now choose to switch from diesel to R100/R99 or hydrotreated vegetable oil, significantly reducing their tailpipe emissions.
South Korea revises subsidies for hydrogen-powered buses
By Will Pulson – 29th January 2025
The UK Automated Vehicles Act 2024: an explainer
By Bradley Osborne – 28th January 2025
Dana to split Power Technology business segment into two following disappointing 2024 financial results
By Luke Willetts – 28th January 2025
A momentous year for Bollinger Motors and its B4 Chassis Cab in the USA
By Luke Willetts – 28th January 2025
Mercedes-Benz Cars & Vans partners with WEG for e-charging infrastructure in Brazil
By Jose Secco – 28th January 2025
Mercedes-Benz Cars & Vans Brasil says that by working with WEG and its personnel, it can offer the vehicle and charging equipment best suited to the business operations of the customer.
Terberg receives order for 30 fully-automated electric terminal tractors
By Bradley Osborne – 28th January 2025
Canoo files for bankruptcy
By Luke Willetts – 27th January 2025
BYD launches Shark pickup truck in Australia
By Will Pulson – 27th January 2025
Plug Power secures loan guarantee for USD1.66bn from American government for hydrogen production
By Bradley Osborne – 27th January 2025
Plug Power says the loan will help to finance the construction of up to six projects to produce and liquefy hydrogen across America.
Renault Trucks UK restructures its retail organisation in southern England and Wales
By Bradley Osborne – 27th January 2025
