An Auto Media Group publication Monday 9 November 2026
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Trucks & Equipment

UD Trucks supports Aussie 24-month parts guarantee

UD Trucks Australia says it will now offer a two-year warranty for its truck parts. The new warranty program increase stock availability on over 400 components…

Fuel & Energy

Hamburg bans diesel-burners

Diesel vehicles older than Euro 6 emissions standards will be banned from certain parts of Hamburg as of May 31. Cars and trucks with pre-2014 diesel engines and…

Decarbonisation

GM sees military options for fuel cells

General Motors has secured two patents for a military vehicle concept that could see fuel cell-powered first aid deliveries made into warzones. The primary patent relates…

News

Wrightspeed turbines a viable alternative

Former Tesla co-founder and Wrightspeed chief executive Ian Wright says electric turbine powertrains are about to come to fruition in global markets. In suitable applications, Wrightspeed…

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News

Haval investing in robots for new factory

The yet-to be-released Haval H9 and 4×4 ute will be built by the latest robotic technology in a new Chinese factory that is currently under construction…

Technology

Uber’s self-driving truck

Uber Freight is autonomously hauling cargo across Arizona in the United States. The company has been moving freight since November, with its most recent trip driven…

News

The General goes heavy

General Motors has revealed a new range of Class 4, 5 and 6 cab trucks in the US. Fleet buyers will have more options against the…

Trucks & Equipment

Australian-made cranes in Elizabeth

Australian Crane and Machinery will make elevated work platforms and cranes at the former Holden plant in Elizabeth, South Australia, from 2019. A new manufacturing centre…

Decarbonisation

Kenworth muscles in with fuel cell hauler

Kenworth in the United States has shown its support of hydrogen fuel cell technology by showcasing a hydogen fuelled T680 in Washington. Revealed at the Paccar…

Business & People

Tomcar in administration

Off-road all-terrain vehicle manufacturer Tomcar Australia has gone into voluntary administration. The bustling local manufacturing business which made $1.55 million in revenue  in financial year 2017 has…

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