Jason Cannon

1 week ago | ccjdigital.com | Jason Cannon

Mack's medium duty MD model is getting a refresh barely four years after its initial launch. The most notable change is a cab borrowed from Mack's on-highway Anthem model that is 4 inches longer than the previous MD version, giving drivers more seat travel and leg room. That's something fleets had been asking for, according to Bruce Graham, Mack sales manager for Birmingham, Ala.-based truck dealer Nextran Truck Centers.

1 week ago | equipmentworld.com | Jason Cannon

Peterbilt's Model 567 is a tool as familiar on a job site as a DeWalt cordless drill, and soon those two things will have one more thing in common. Peterbilt is going after the work truck segment with its newest battery electric model, keeping a still-emerging zero emissions technology in the space where it's found the most success to date: short hauls that return to base without needing to find near-non-existant public charging.

2 weeks ago | overdriveonline.com | Jason Cannon

Peterbilt's Model 567 is a tool as familiar on a job site as a DeWalt cordless drill, and soon those two things will have one more thing in common. Peterbilt is going after the work truck segment with its newest battery electric model, keeping a still-emerging zero emissions technology in the space where it's found the most success to date: short hauls that return to base without needing to find near-non-existant public charging.

2 weeks ago | ccjdigital.com | Jason Cannon

Hyundai announced Monday its plans to launch a scalable hydrogen production and dispensing facility in Georgia for Class-8 heavy-duty zero-emission vehicles. The station will be located just 10 miles from the Port of Savannah within one of the nation's busiest freight hubs. HTWO Energy Savannah development is a collaboration between HTWO Logistics, HydroFleet, and Capital Development Partners, and is scheduled to begin operations later this year.

2 weeks ago | ccjdigital.com | Jason Cannon

Peterbilt's Model 567 is a tool as familiar on a job site as a DeWalt cordless drill, and soon those two things will have one more thing in common. Peterbilt is going after the work truck segment with its newest battery electric model, keeping a still-emerging zero emissions technology in the space where it's found the most success to date: short hauls that return to base without needing to find near-non-existant public charging.