Daimler Trucks North AmericaCompany DetailsContacthttps://daimler-trucksnorthamerica.com/Products & Press ReleasesTransportationDTNA Commits to Carbon Neutral Vehicle Production by 2025The Portland plant will be the first vehicle manufacturing plant to achieve CO₂-neutral production in the global Daimler Trucks network.TransportationDaimler Trucks and Waymo Partner on the Development of Autonomous SAE Level 4 TrucksTheir initial effort will combine Waymo's industry-leading automated driver technology with a unique version of Daimler's Freightliner Cascadia, to enable autonomous driving.TransportationDaimler Trucks North America Unveils Freightliner and Western Star Vocational and On-Highway Segment StrategyThe move better positions DTNA to serve both the On-highway and Vocational segments in which Freightliner and Western Star brands compete by aligning internal resources to segment-specific customer needs.Articles & NewsSustainabilityDaimler Invests in Electric TechnologyDaimler Trucks invests $20 million in a new ePowertrain manufacturing facility, in an example of the significant growth of battery-powered technology in the logistics industry.TransportationDaimler Trucks North America Recognized with Clean Air Technology AwardDTNA was recognized for its Innovation Fleet from Freightliner, a 30-vehicle fleet of battery electric medium- and heavy-duty trucks currently testing integration of battery electric commercial vehicles into large-scale transportation operations.TransportationDaimler Trucks Cuts 900 Production Jobs To Match Market DemandWith the heavy truck market slowing from record levels, 450 production workers at the Mt. Holly plant and 450 workers at the Celevland, NC plant will be cut.TransportationDaimler Creates Autonomous Trucking UnitDaimler Trucks is forming an Autonomous Technology Group to address the efforts that are needed to create highly automated trucksTransportationDaimler Trucks Advances on AutomationDaimler Trucks has acquired a majority stake in Torc Robotics to expedite deployment of partially autonomous commercial trucks.TransportationSupply Chain Challenges Expected to Continue for DaimlerDaimler expects the only relief it will get is if other markets take a break, though it can cause some negative impacts.Request More InformationFill out the form below to request more information about Daimler Trucks North America
