NEWS
NEWS
California City Receives Second Electric Service Truck
The City of Woodland, California has received its second electric service vehicle, to be used citywide to maintain utility infrastructure. The Zeus 500 Electric Service Truck has a range of 110 miles with capabilities for Level 2 and 3 fast charging. Read more
Link Mfg. Begins Construction of New Manufacturing Facility
Link Mfg ceremoniously breaks ground using golden shovels on a new project to construct a 50,000 square-foot manufacturing and training facility in Sioux Center, Iowa. Read more
Zeus Electric Chassis Exceeds Seed Round Investment Targets
Exceeding the company’s goals, Zeus Electric Chassis raises $674,000 in a seed funding round to fund future operations, marketing, and sales initiatives. Read more
Isuzu and Gatik Collaborate to Develop Fully Autonomous Medium Duty Trucks
Isuzu and Gatik unveil plans to launch a new line of fully autonomous medium-duty trucks to keep up with increasing demand from retail businesses and e-commerce. Read more
Stellar Industries introduces TMAX 1-11 Welder Body
New TMAX 1-11 Welder Bodies from Stellar Industries feature stainless steel billet hinges, compression latches and an easy-to-clean workbench bumper that is ideal for construction and welding applications. Read more
CNH Industrial Reman Introduces Portable Compressed Air Program
The new Sullair Certified Reman portable air compressor program distributes Sullair Certified Reman whole goods to the CNH dealer network. The program features 14 remanufactured models offering a better-than-new warranty. Read more
Editorial
Keith Norbury, Editor provides his unique perspective on events and news in the service truck industry
International exposition exposes our similarities
Human traits of ingenuity, creativity and problem-solving were evident at ICUEE in such innovations as lighter weight air compressors and systems designed to control all the hydraulic functions of a truck. Read more
Good news, bad news dog ongoing tariffs war
Now that the tariffs are gone, though, don’t expect the prices to drop to pre-tariff levels soon. Prices tend to be sticky — Read more
