Volvo launches new long-range electric trucks
April 20, 2026
Over the coming years, Daimler Buses plans to invest up to €200 million in its Europe?wide, bus?specific service network – more than ever before. With
BYD, the world’s leading manufacturer of new energy vehicles (fully electric and plug-in hybrid), will be showcasing its latest LCV at the 2026 CV Show
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Volvo Trucks has set a new benchmark for heavy-duty trucks with the launch of its latest electric models with improved performance, flexibility and ranges up to 700 km.
Over the coming years, Daimler Buses plans to invest up to €200 million in its Europe?wide, bus?specific service network – more than ever before. With
BYD, the world’s leading manufacturer of new energy vehicles (fully electric and plug-in hybrid), will be showcasing its latest LCV at the 2026 CV Show
Introduction of dedicated offering for new electric trucks covers whole range of needs including batteries, while different levels of repair, maintenance and productivity coverage are
Hat trick for Daimler Buses: The Mercedes?Benz eCitaro fuel cell took first place in the international electric bus comparison test conducted by the trade magazine
MAN demonstrates the technical and economic advantages of electric trucks on the Milence Electric Tour between Paris and Berlin.
Renault Trucks is proud to announce the winners of its Dealer Awards, recognising the outstanding achievements of its UK dealer network in 2025. The award
The UK’s new light commercial vehicle (LCV) market declined by -3.4% in March, with 49,505 vans, pickups and 4x4s joining the road, according to the
The Waste Management and City Cleaning Service of the City of Chemnitz has been relying on Mercedes-Benz Econic vehicles for municipal waste collection for around
Voltempo has appointed Neil Durno to Head of Partnerships as the company accelerates delivery of large-scale charging infrastructure for electric HGV fleets. The announcement comes
In Q1 2026, the Daimler Truck Group (“Daimler Truck”) sold 68,849 vehicles (Q1 2025: 75,758). Mercedes-Benz Trucks contributed 34,486 units (Q1 2025: 30,645) to the