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Mercedes-Benz Trucks celebrates the world premiere of its battery-electric eActros for heavy-duty short-radius distribution.

On June 30, Mercedes-Benz Trucks will celebrate the world premiere of its battery-powered eActros for heavy-duty distribution.

Whitehorse Truck Centre, as an essential service provider, understands the responsibility we all have to respond appropriately to COVID-19. We are taking our responsibility seriously and due to the nature of the 7 Day Circuit Breaker Lockdown, we are unable to conduct a 'business-as-usual' approach.

Daimler Trucks has begun rigorous testing of its prototype Mercedes-Benz GenH2, with the hydrogen-powered fuel-cell truck due to be tested on public roads before the year’s end.

A big congratulations goes out to Jack Almond who recently became a Certified Diagnostic Technician (CDT). He is shown here receiving his certificate from Andrew Assimo, Director Mercedes-Benz Trucks Australia.

It is a big honour in Daimler circles to pass all criteria and become a Certified Diagnostic Technician (CDT), which is the highest level possible.

There are many criteria within each level and only the best of the best get to this level, many try and do not succeed.

For Mercedes-Benz Techs there are 3 levels:

Maintenance Level (expectation is 100% to be at this level)

Systems Level (expectation is 30% to be at this level)

Certified Diagnostic Technician (Only 10-12 techs Australia wide are at this level)

From all of the team at Whitehorse Truck Centre we CONGRATULATE you Jack on this fantastic achievement.

An Australian validation program for an Actros that can help steer itself will be launched by Mercedes-Benz Trucks at the upcoming Brisbane Truck Show.

A new Mercedes-Benz Actros will haul the Red Bull Ampol Racing transporter for the 2021 Repco Supercars season.

Velocity Vehicle Group (VVG) is pleased to announce the completion of the previously announced transaction to acquire Eager Automotive Limited’s (AX: APE) Daimler truck business.

A Melbourne-based fleet and long established buyer of North American trucks has taken delivery of four new Mercedes-Benz Actros 2653s.

Huge tyre hauler gets a second Actros for his run from Port Botany to the mines of the Hunter Valley.