One of the more active players in the self-driving trucks game is Daimler, which owns Mercedes-Benz and other heavy truck brands globally. The company has made no secret of its plans to have automated ...

Not as much in the news as other automotive industry segments, the heavy-duty truck business sure is a competitive one. A long list of big names of the industry are involved in it either through ...

Cars are Andrew's jam, as is strawberry. After spending years as a regular ol' car fanatic, he started working his way through the echelons of the automotive industry, starting out as social-media ...

The 2009 Mercedes-Benz Actros is ready to make its official debut in Europe, the German manufacturer proudly announced today underlining that it comes with many more features compared to the previous ...

Daimler Truck, the commercial vehicle sister company to Mercedes-Benz, has started testing prototypes for a semi-trailer truck powered by a hydrogen-electric powertrain. The prototype is based on a ...

Mercedes-Benz announced a partnership with scale model builder NZG to release a 1:18 scale recreation of its Actros car transporter. The tiny tractor was created using Mercedes’ actual 3-D design ...

The transporter is the work of NZG Models of Nuremberg, Germany, and measures 44.5 inches long and weighs in at a hefty 22 pounds. Just the trailer is made from more than 500 individual bits of zinc, ...

Today on FRAME, we step into the Production of Mercedes-Benz Trucks,. Discover how Mercedes-Benz Actros is made from scratch, ...

Mercedes-Benz Actros 2660 v Mercedes-Benz CLS-Class CLS 63 They cost a similar amount of money and have V8 engines, but there is still a world of difference between the Mercedes-Benz Actros and CLS 63 ...

The new Mercedes-Benz Actros truck launched last year replaces the conventional rearview mirrors with the MirrorCam camera system. A standard feature on all Actros models, the rearview cameras are ...

Mercedes-Benz Actros - Commercial Truck Safety Tests - 2026 ...

In the world of engineering, precision matters most to those in the industry. When South Africa's most ambitious infrastructure projects demand the impossible, like transporting massive turbines, ...