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Study shows Scania supplies the most efficient alternative fuel technology

Bioethanol is by far the most efficient alternative fuel technology in reducing CO2 emissions from heavy vehicles a major study

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Profitable 2014 for Great Wall Motors

According to sales data newly released by the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers (CAM), Great Wall Motors was ranked 8th

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Volvo Buses and Siemens sign global agreement

Volvo Buses and Siemens have signed a global agreement regarding supply of complete electrified bus systems to cities. Under the

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Volvo Trucks Launches Fast Track Service

Aiming to further enhance its customer service, Volvo Trucks Malaysia (Volvo) launched the Fast Track Service facility at its flagship

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Commercial Vehicles

13 MAN trucks to support German rock star tour

Rock star Peter Maffay started his new tour of Germany on January 15 with an opening concert in Hamburg. The

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Commercial Vehicles

Continental expands Tech Centre India

Continental inaugurated a new 13,000 square meter facility to expand its R&D capabilities in Bangalore, India yesterday. With a total

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Launch

DRB-Hicom revives Tata. Two new models launched

Two new commercial vehicles by Tata Motor Limited (Tata Motors) were launched yesterday by DRB-HICOM Commercial Vehicles Sdn Bhd (DHCV). 

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Commercial Vehicles

Volvo Trucks wins second consecutive Quality Innovation of the Year Award

Volvo Trucks has received Europe’s Quality Innovation of the Year Award for the second year running. The award was given

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Record breaking 2014 for Jeep

2014 was a record year for the Jeep brand, both in terms of sales and for the initiatives and events

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Commercial Vehicles

Hino introduces modularised products

Hino held an event to announce the launch of its new medium-duty truck model in Indonesia. Hino has been engaged

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