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KEYOU and Daimler Truck for Hydrogen ICE Trucks

KEYOU will be responsible for the hydrogen conversion, with service providers of the Munich-based company adapting vehicles and engines accordingly. Market launch is planned for 2027. So, Daimler Truck plans to sell Mercedes-Benz Actros L 1848 tractor units and engines manufactured in Mannheim based...

The Second Day of IAA Media Summit 2026 

The IAA Media Summit marks a successful kickoff for IAA TRANSPORTATION. The commercial vehicle industry is driving transformation with intensive efforts and major investments. Lack of charging and hydrogen infrastructure remains a key bottleneck slowing the rollout of climate-friendly commercial veh...

IAA 2026 Media Summit. Insights from Frankfurt

The IAA Media Summit 2026 kicked off today at 5:00 PM CET with a high-profile lineup of speakers who outlined a clear picture of what Europe must do to meet decarbonization challenges: avoid overregulation and support both infrastructure development and affordable energy costs

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Carraro, legacy and culture of a global group – Ep.1

From the headquarters in Campodarsego, where axles and transmissions are produced, to Rovigo, where specialized tractors are assembled. All the way to the other plants around the world. A journey of a group that has become global. Here is the video.

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Tevva testing hydrogen-electric 7.5 ton truck

Tevva’s engineers accumulated more than 1,000 km in the 7.5t hydrogen-electric vehicle, driving between Tevva’s London headquarters and the Scottish border at Berwick-on-Tweed, England’s most northernmost town.

JCB installs its hydrogen ICE into Mercedes truck

JCB has installed its hydrogen combustion engine into a 7.5 tonne Mercedes truck. Coming as a moment which JCB says proves the wider appeal of hydrogen combustion technology, the internal combustion engine (ICE) used in the truck is the same as those already powering JCB prototype construction and a...
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