TRUCKMAKERS' NEWS * WORLDWIDE
* Australia - Volvo dealer develops PBS compliant blueprint
* USA - Volvo taking orders for trucks equipped to meet EPA2010 emissions standards
Greensboro,NC,USA -The Trucker News Services -22 June 2009: -- Volvo Trucks North America is now taking orders for trucks across Volvo’s product line equipped to meet the EPA2010 emissions standards using Volvo’s selective catalytic reduction (SCR) technology... SCR also helps Volvo increase the fuel efficiency of its EPA’10 trucks and reduce their carbon footprint, according to Scott Kress, senior vice president of sales and marketing... Initial production is scheduled for Fall 2009 with deliveries beginning a few weeks later... These will be initial production trucks, not prototypes or test models, Kress said... (Courtesy Volvo Trucks North America - Volvo says the SCR technology will deliver near-zero emissions)* USA - First US Built Electric Truck Enters Production - ZeroTruck Ordered by City of Santa Monica for Water Services Dept
Los Angeles,CAL,USA -PRNewswire -June 22, 2009: -- The City of Santa Monica has purchased the first ZeroTruck all-electric zero emission medium duty truck... The ZeroTruck is an all-electric zero emission medium duty truck based on the Isuzu N series chassis and is the only US built electric truck offered for sale in the United States in 2009... The ZeroTruck offers a low cab forward design, a fully automated transmission, up to 100-mile range with full highway capability, advanced lithium batteries, an onboard battery charger, regenerative braking, and powered by a UQM PowerPhase 100 advanced electric motor...* USA - New system helps day cab drivers comply with anti-idling restrictions while staying cool
Rockford,ILL,USA -PRWEB -June 22, 2009: -- Bergstrom Inc., a global leader in the design and supply of climate systems to the commercial vehicle industry, has developed a new battery-powered air conditioning system, designed specifically for day cabs... The NITE® Day Cab No-Idle System was developed in response to growing demand for solutions to reduce idling in the day cab industry, as well as increasing Federal, State and local regulations against truck idling... How it works: The NITE Day Cab No-Idle System utilizes one or two deep-cycle absorbed glass mat (AGM) batteries to power the air conditioning system. This keeps the driver cool when the truck's engine is turned off. To assure there is sufficient battery power to start the truck, the starting batteries are protected from discharge by a separator... Fuel consumption: The reduced fuel consumption savings offered by the NITE Day Cab No-Idle System are impressive. When the system is in the air-conditioning mode, no fuel is used as the Bergstrom NITE Plus system uses deep-cycle AGM battery power. With the optional heating unit, only 0.05 gallons per hour are consumed. The battery is charged by the truck's alternator during normal operation... Labels: truckmakers' news USA
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