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MAN accelerates change to zero-emission drive systems

Fraunhofer analysis sees battery-electric trucks at an advantage over hydrogen trucks

MAN is to begin production of its heavy-duty electric trucks a year earlier than previously planned

Daimler Truck North America, NextEra Energy Resources and BlackRock Renewable Power announced a plan to build in the U.S. a charging network for EV trucks.

The Biden administration has proposed initiatives to promote transport electrification and clean energy. Some may pass and some may not. Let's take a look.

Autonomous trucking company TuSimple is preparing to scale its self-driving tech with the help of Nvidia’s newest system-on-a-chip (SoC), Drive Orin, the company announced at CES. The chip, which is specifically made for autonomous applications, will provide the robust, compact, energy efficient and auto-grade compute power necessary to accelerate TuSimple’s race to get its self-driving […]

Autonomous trucking startup TuSimple has completed its first autonomous truck run on open public roads without a human in the vehicle, according to the company. TuSimple’s Autonomous Driving System (ADS) navigated 100% of the 80-mile run along surface streets and highways between a railyard in Tuscon, Arizona and a distribution center in Phoenix, which took […]

Commercial vehicle manufacturers Daimler Truck, Traton Group and Volvo Group announced they signed a binding agreement to create a joint venture to install and operate a high-performance public charging network for battery-electric, heavy-duty longhaul trucks and coaches across Europe.

Göran Nyberg has served as Executive Member for Sales and Customer Solutions at MAN since September 2018. Read CCJ for details.

Navistar and MAN SE leaders trade positions as Traton continues a makeover of Navistar’s executive team.