Ford Motor Co. will outpace its automotive rivals in the race to introduce new models over the next few years, a report said Wednesday.
Toyota Motor Corp. outpaced General Motors Co. as the top-selling automaker in the world during the first three months of the year, Bloomberg reported.
Navistar has recalled 21,831 International brand trucks to check for a possible defect that could cause an electrical short.
Truck engine and components maker Cummins Inc. said it has signed an agreement to acquire Hilite International’s emissions-control business. Terms were not disclosed.
North American heavy-truck orders are hitting a speed bump, with cancellations jumping to the fastest pace in about two years as a stagnating economic recovery prompts fleet owners to delay or scrap purchases.
Truck makers compete for multi-million dollar contracts to build tactical vehicles for the armed forces.
Sales declines have companies searching for efficient ways to deliver customers’ favorite brews.
Emissions regulations have not generated returns for commercial fleets, trade groups say.
Manufacturers showed off new and updated products at the two major truck shows this spring.
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has formally withdrawn its regulation that would have mandated electronic onboard recorders for some carriers.
Total cargo volume in Southern California ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach rose 2% in April, indicating stronger international trade volume at the nation’s two largest ports.
U.S. natural gas prices may double from recent 10-year lows by 2015 as more of the fuel is used in transportation, the Financial Times reported May 17, citing an oil company executive.
An index of manufacturing activity in the Philadelphia region in May showed contraction for the first time in eight months, the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia said Thursday.
