ATC Drivetrain has announced its acquisition of Mack GmbH, a European remanufacturing company based in Waldenburg, Germany.
According to the recent press release, the acquisition includes Mack’s new energy-efficient German facility, featuring solar power generation that will support ATC’s activities to reduce the overall carbon footprint of its manufacturing operations.
Alternative fuels, connectivity, efficiency—there’s been plenty to report on from trucking trade shows, but which topics stuck out most?
Geotab Connect, HDAW, TMC, Work Truck Week—It's been a busy start to the year here at Fleet Equipment. From tires to tech, connectivity to components, there's a list of topics that we've covered as companies look to deliver new products throughout this year, and beyond.
What have been some of the key themes so far? If you guessed EVs, you'd be right... sort of. While the race to the electrified future is always top of mind when talking about industry developments, this year, another big "E" took center stage, and that is efficiency. Many companies seem to be focusing on improving current generation technology to make sure fleets can get the most out of the money they've invested in their trucks.
Kenworth selected executives representing 480 dealerships for its Dealer Council, and named eight members for its Parts Council.
At a seasonally adjusted 17,100 units, March marks the first month since May 2023 for seasonally adjusted activity below 20,000 units.
Volvo expects the plant to be operational in 2026.
After a driver beat breast cancer, the company wrapped her truck in pink and white to support her goal of raising awareness.
Calling it the “9-litre engine equivalent” to a diesel truck, Scania believes its new EM C1-2 will benefit construction-oriented operations.
The prototype technology was demonstrated on the MAN eTruck for the first time, with a charging capacity of over 700 kW and 1,000 A.
The EnduMile LHT, the company’s most durable and fuel-efficient trailer tire, is now available in a 385/55 R22.5 format.
Despite the substantial drop from February, FTR says the market is performing well, as March orders are on track with 2023.
