PRT has announced the launch of new complete strut assemblies for the North American aftermarket, including light-duty and pickup truck applications. PRT says its products are produced under the strictest OE quality processes required by automakers.
The new items are in stock and ready to ship, according to Bruno Bello, director of global marketing. “These new additions not only expand our product coverage, but also strengthen our presence in the North American aftermarket,” Bello said.
Calling it the “9-liter engine equivalent” to a diesel truck, Scania believes its new EM C1-2 will benefit construction-oriented operations.
Scania is adding more solutions to its battery-electric vehicle (BEV) truck range by introducing more electric vehicles, axle configurations and cab alternatives, plus a number of power take-off solutions.
“We are steadily adding more and more customer value and specification choices with our continuous introductions,” says Fredrik Allard, senior vice president and head of e-mobility at Scania. “And the customers reward us with increased interest since it is now obvious how well these trucks serve and behave in actual operations and how truly appreciated they are among drivers. We constantly hear stories about drivers that were skeptical at first, but then fell in love with their electric trucks.”
The new EPA standards will encourage an accelerated shift to cleaner vehicles.
The company says its new brake pads last longer and can lower maintenance costs, while still providing the stopping power fleets need.
According to new CV registrations in 2023, 45% of upfitted vehicles are being used as service/utility vehicles, or as dry freight vans.
The CARB certified EVs are starting to be delivered to customers in CA, orders will continue to be fulfilled throughout spring.
Pitt Ohio, a transportation, warehouse, and logistics services company, is the first to deploy the eM2.
The companies symbolized the collaboration with a signing ceremony in February.
The 2024 Saddle and Lo-Side truck boxes include the one-key Ultralock security feature.
Ryder says it intends to give customers an “end-to-end” solution by adding thousands of GM BrightDrop EVs to its lease and rental fleet.
