Volvo Trucks North America

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Volvo Trucks Approves Use of Renewable Diesel Fuel for its Engines
The Customer Experience Center will feature a product showroom, four training rooms, a 200-seat theater-in-the-round and an observation area that will allow customers to watch trucks in action on the 1.1-mile Customer Experience Track.
Volvo Trucks Breaks Ground on New Customer Experience Center
Volvo and Omnitracs to Pursue Partnered Fleet Management Services
Volvo Group Participates in White House Supply Chain Innovation Roundtable
Virginia Tech Transportation Institute will use a specially equipped Volvo VHD 430 model - also known as the Sideway-force Coefficient Routine Investigation Machine (SCRIM) - to evaluate friction on roadways to determine whether highway improvements could reduce crashes.
Volvo VHD Model to Help Conduct Safety Research on U.S. Roads
Volvo Group Inaugurates $70 Million U.S. Central Distribution Center
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Volvo Trucks VNX Tridem Handles Up to a 69,000-lb. Rear Axle Load
The rugged version of the Volvo I-Shift automated manual transmission features hardened gears and other hardware to improve durability in tough on- and off-road applications requiring frequent shifting.
Volvo Trucks Introduces I-Shift Transmission for Severe-Duty Applications
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Volvo, Freightliner Trucks Recalled
Volvo Trucks is complementing its Remote Diagnostics connected vehicle platform with the introduction of fleet management services provided by Telogis, a leading provider of cloud-based location intelligence software. The Volvo integrated connected vehicle hardware, standard on new Volvo trucks, allows motor carriers to utilize the Telogis fleet, compliance and navigation services, while eliminating hardware purchases and installation costs traditionally associated with fleet management systems. (Photo courtesy of Telogis)
Volvo Trucks Introduces Telogis Fleet Management Services
The Braas, Sweden articulated hauler production facility joined a Volvo Group initiative in 2007 that saw it switch to green electricity. It is now entirely powered by renewable energy.
Volvo Converts First Construction-Equipment Factory to Run Entirely on Renewable Power
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