Volkswagen will launch sales s of its the I.D. BUZZ microbus will go on sale in 2022 in North America. It will be an electric vehicle.

Enticed by potentially huge savings, automakers and truck manufacturers are developing technology that launches "over-the-air” software updates and digital repairs.

Nikola Motor isn’t just clean trucks. The company will begin marketing a powerful all-electric off-road vehicle in 2018.

Photographers recently spotted the Ford Ranger Raptor, the future truck’s off-road variant, undergoing testing with a diesel engine under the hood.

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.

Monday’s solar eclipse will bathe a large stretch of the U.S. in darkness, traffic, congestion and a general logistical mess.

Peloton Technology co-founder Josh Switkes explains why self-driving truck tech has moved from fringe concept to hot investment.

A rate war sparked by too many trucks and not enough freight pushed U.S. trucking industry revenue lower last year.

The Environmental Protection Agency announced Thursday that it was revisiting provisions in its GHG Phase 2 rule for medium- and heavy-duty trucks.

Electronic logging device companies are expecting a sales surge at year-end as a federal mandate requiring truckers to use the digital equipment takes effect Dec. 18.

With just five months until truckers must use electronic logging devices to track their driving time, it’s not clear how the program will be enforced.