Here’s the first look at the medium-duty truck Navistar International Corp. and General Motors Co. are developing jointly.

Industry groups will host a cross-country trucking demonstration called Run On Less this summer to draw attention to efficient technology that is commercially available today.

Wabco’s deep penetration in brake and stability control systems make it a prime takeover target by a technology firm looking to get into autonomous driving and trucking.

Sixteen years after its introduction to the U.S. market, the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter van is more popular than ever. Corporate fleets outfit the Sprinter for everything from hotel shuttles to dog-grooming...

Automakers squared off for top billing in the fast-growing SUV and crossover segments. Here are the top SUV and crossover headlines from the 2017 New York Auto Show.

Here are Trucks.com’s five SUVs and other light trucks that are marquee-worthy attractions at the 2017 New York Auto Show.

North American production of trucks in the heaviest Class 8 weight segment reached an 18-month high in May, according to trucking industry consulting firm ACT Research.

Conversion companies are catering to high-income clients looking to transform their Sprinters from work vans into luxurious custom cruisers.

The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter is capable of transforming into mobile offices for a wide variety of jobs, and more businesses are taking notice.

A Republican congressman from California introduced a bill Tuesday to repeal a 12 percent federal excise tax on heavy trucks originally designed to help pay the cost of fighting World War I a century ago.

The Supreme Court rejected a last-ditch bid my a major truck driver association to overturn a federal mandate on electronic logging devices that track how many hours truckers drive.

Trucker killings and a nationwide shortage of secure parking for big rigs have some truck drivers considering carrying guns in their cabs for protection.