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TRUCKMAKERS NEWS * USA & Canada: Isuzu - Chrysler's RAM - Ford
* California - Telogis, Isuzu set telematics partnership
Aliso Viejo,CAL,USA -Transport Topics, by Seth Clevenger -24 Oct 2014: -- Telematics provider Telogis said it is collaborating with Isuzu to develop connected-vehicle products and services for the medium-duty truck maker. The partnership will deliver cost savings and operational efficiencies for Isuzu customers, said Susan Heystee, executive vice president of worldwide sales at Telogis... The newly announced collaboration expands the list of Telogis’ partnerships with original equipment manufacturers. The technology supplier is also integrating its software with Volvo Trucks, Mack Trucks, Hino Trucks, Ford Motor Co. and General Motors Co... Telogis, provides technology designed to help fleets track their vehicles, monitor driver and vehicle performance, automate regulatory compliance and implement commercial navigation...
* Michigan / USA - A truck for all-seasons: 2015 Ram 1500 pickup
Auburn Hill,MICH,USA -Post Crescent, by Ken Chester Jr. -October 24, 2014: -- The 2015 Ram 1500 pickup truck capitalizes on a truckload of exclusive, pioneering, fuel-saving systems, including: eight-speed automatic transmission, stop-start system, thermal management system, pulse-width modulation and active aerodynamics with grille shutters and air suspension... This successful light truck maker offers the Ram 1500 pickup in regular, Quad Cab and Crew Cab configurations and three cargo box sizes: Short (5'7"); Regular (6'4") and Long (8')... Likewise, the trim level offerings are extensive and include: Tradesman, Express, HFE, SLT, Big Horn/Lone Star, Outdoorsman, Sport, Laramie, Laramie Longhorn and Laramie Limited...
* Ontario / Canada - Ford scraps potential $2-billion investment in
Windsor,ONT,CAN -The Globe and Mail, by ADRIAN MORROW and GREG KEENAN -Oct. 24 2014: -- A major Ford Motor Co. engine investment that the federal and Ontario governments were trying to land in Windsor, Ont., will instead go to Mexico, underscoring the difficulty Canada is having competing for auto investment against its partner in the North American Free Trade Agreement... The auto maker was seeking about $700-million in government financial help to build a new, 1.5-litre engine to power small vehicles, sources familiar with the negotiations said... But the two levels of government and Unifor, which represents workers at Ford’s two engine plants in Windsor, said Friday that negotiations have ended. The investment is slated to go to Mexico, Unifor president Jerry Dias said...
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