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UD Trucks recently delivered the first units of Quester, its all-new heavy-duty truck range, to Thailand’s Asia Group.
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As part of its ongoing actions to decisively address the performance of its global operations, General Motors has announced it will transition to a national sales company in Australia and New Zealand.
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Scania will take the lead role in a three-year European research project to develop a system for implementing truck platooning on roads.
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Guadalajara-based Tritavia SA de CV, a provider of systems has announced that its Sistema Integral de Administración de Flotillas (SIAF), is meeting the operating requirements for a leading Mexico-based soft-drink distributor.
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Brazil is now the second biggest market for Renault, and sales there grew by 24.3 percent in 2012, four times as fast as the market (6.1 percent). Brazil is also the fourth-biggest car market in the world.
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ARI has named Mark Bryan as its new senior vice president overseeing European operations in a move announced Monday. The fleet management company also named Tim McHugh senior vice president of the North American supply chain.
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Johnson Controls recognized LeasePlan at its annual Building Efficiency Supplier Excellence Recognition Event held in Milwaukee.
Read More →A recent Georgia Tech study found that the total cost of ownership for medium-duty battery-electric and diesel urban delivery trucks were similar in every performance area except in city driving, where electric vehicles edged out diesel.
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General Motors hasn't made a decision about the future of its Chevrolet Caprice PPV, following the company's decision to discontinue vehicle production in Australia where the vehicle is made.
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Volkswagen has appointed Michael Horn president and CEO of the automaker's North American division, replacing Jonathan Browning, who is leaving for personal reasons.
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