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Mexico trade groups create monthly truck industry report
Mexico’s new "Administrative Registry of the Automotive Industry of Heavy Vehicles” will contain monthly data from trucking companies, including wholesale and retail sales, as well…
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Navistar takeover intrigue rises with TRATON leadership shakeup
The departure of Andreas Renschler as CEO of TRATON assures that new executives at TRATON and Navistar will oversee what most see as an inevitable…
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Tesla tops Toyota as world’s most valuable transportation company
Tesla’s six-month stock price runup helped the company eclipse Toyota as the world’s most valuable transportation company. Reported orders for 650,000 CyberTruck pickups match 2018…
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Hino recalls conventional truck models for battery cable issue
Toyota subsidiary Hino Trucks is recalling 13,700 conventional body trucks because the negative battery cable is too short, preventing one in five trucks from restarting…
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Fear of missing out? Daimler and Volvo form fuel cell joint venture
Daimler Trucks and Volvo Group, two truck makers lukewarm on hydrogen fuel cells, hedge their bets to leverage Daimler’s Mercedes-Benz fuel cell efforts for heavy-duty…
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Toyota and Hino work on fuel cell heavy-duty trucks
Toyota and Hino, its heavy truck subsidiary, are offering few details on an Asian heavy-duty truck fuel cell program that complements Toyota’s Oceans 10 project…
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Asia-Pacific
Hino delivers milestone model to Penske Truck Leasing
Hino Trucks is already increasing its investment in a new plant in West Virginia, where it will build Class 7 and 8 trucks in addition…
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Hino strives for a piece of the Class 8 truck market
It’s been about 50 years since a truck maker has successfully entered the Class 8 market in North America and lasted, said Dominik Beckman, director…
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Today’s Pickup: Hino to build Class 8 truck
Hino Trucks will expand its product offerings to include Class 8 vehicles, starting in 2019, the company said this week.
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