Author Carly Schaffner

Several disparate factors indicate the used truck market could be starting to stabilize, according to several reports issued over the past week.

European postal service Deutsche Post has plans to electrify a fleet of 2,500 vehicles by the end of 2018 in partnership with Ford Motor Co.’s German manufacturing arm Ford-Werke.

The North American market for used trucks continued to slide in April, but analysts predict truck values may soon level out.

The Airstream Interstate Tommy Bahama edition camper van provides an array of amenities to make a weekend camping trip comfortable.

Workhorse Group Inc. reported a first quarter loss of $7.9 million loss as it gets ready to start production of is W-15 electric pickup truck.

Tesla’s electric semi-truck will leverage Model 3 components and demonstrate how electric powertrains can be used throughout the commercial segment, Tesla CEO Musk said.

Through its California Climate Investments program, the California Air Resources Board has dedicated $599 million to develop and deploy clean vehicles.

The North American market for used trucks dipped in March following an uptick in February, according to Price Digests, a trucking information services company.

Paccar, the truck maker that owns the Peterbilt and Kenworth brands, swung to a profit in the first quarter of 2017 as demand for big rigs picked up in North America and Europe and its parts business grew.

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.