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Daimler Truck North America

Portland, OR 97217

Most heavy equipment markets have seen a recovery in the first quarter of 2021.

Increased Equipment and Heavy Truck Demand Lead to Positive First Quarter 2021

Daimler Trucks North America Introduces Electric Detroit ePowertrain

John O'Leary, DTNA

John O‘Leary appointed President and Chief Executive Officer of Daimler Trucks North America

DTNA employee, Laura Kinkle tries HoloLens technology during company testing.

DTNA Tests Augmented Reality for Future of Aftermarket Service

The frame is a good place to start when shaving weight. Because most frame strength lies in the flanges, Volvo Trucks North America uses 3.54- and 4.13-in. flanges rather than a typical industry-standard flange of 3.25 in. to increase the frame’s strength. Larger flanges positioned farther apart result in a higher RBM.

Cost-Saving Specifications to Cut Construction-Truck Weight to Haul More Payload

DTNA's Portland truck manufacturing plant is setting the course for the company’s “green” production in the U.S. by achieving carbon neutral production in 2020 with reduced energy consumption and the offset of on-site emissions.

DTNA Commits to Carbon Neutral Vehicle Production by 2025

Daimler Trucks North America Recognizes 55 Masters of Quality

Sanjiv Khurana, head of the Connectivity Services Group, Daimler Trucks

Daimler Trucks Establishes Global Connectivity Services Group

Daimler Trucks and Torc Partner with Luminar to Enable Automated Trucking

Daimler Trucks and Waymo Partner on Development of Autonomous SAE Level 4 Trucks

Kyle Siebert from Northwest Trucks Inc. in Palatine, IL was the winner of the vehicle category.

DTNA Announces Winners of Annual Technician Skills Competition

DTNA’s Annual Technician Skills Competition Adds New Virtual Rounds

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