Truck News

The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) has announced that $1.49 million in funding has been granted to Melbourne battery technology company Relectrify to advance their commercial scale battery and inverter system using repurposed second-life electric […]

The NHVR has announced it has started begun testing a range of tyres used with PBS combinations to verify performance particularly agains the control tyres used to develop the PBS standard. NHVR’s testing program follows […]

Penske Australia has announced a new dealer servicing the Gympie region in Queensland with the addition of Corbet’s Parts and Industrial to its network from Monday 1st March. Forming part of the larger Corbet’s Group, […]

Isuzu has announced it has decided to withdraw  from the 2021 Brisbane Truck Show joining Volvo/Mack, Scania and Cummins as intended no shows at the biennial truck expo in the Queensland capital. Isuzu said that […]

The Covid crisis  has caused all sorts of delays for businesses across the country and across the globe, including Daimler Trucks, which has been waiting for its new chosen head of Fuso in Australia, Alexander […]

Daimler and Cummins have announced they have inked an agreement that will see the two companies work together globally on medium-duty commercial vehicle engines. The MOU will see Cummins set up an engine plant within […]

Volvo  Group Australia  boss, Martin Merrick  has told  the Australian truck trade press that  35 per cent of the Swedish  truck maker’s  global production  will be  powered by electric drivelines by the end of the […]

The resignation of  Scania CEO, Henrik Henriksson, has seen the company’s board appoint Christian Levin as the new head of the Swedish truck maker, effective 1st May. In a statement from the company it announced […]