Freightliner’s fifth-generation Cascadia earned a 2025 Red Dot Design Award for its aerodynamic design and functional updates developed through close collaboration between designers and engineers.

New electrical architecture allows multiple onboard systems to respond together during real-world driving conditions.

Way back in 2018, Freightliner revealed that it was working on electric commercial trucks and that it would put a small fleet into service to test them. Three years, 38 trucks and nearly 750,000 miles ...

First came the electric Freightliner box truck, and now we have the semi truck. Daimler said on Monday it's built the very first eCascadia semi trucks and they're on their way to the first lucky ...

Freightliner has announced several recent and upcoming product offerings available for the company’s vocational trucks a virtual presentation at Work Truck Week 2021. Those new offerings include ...

Electrified hypercars with 1,200 horsepower are easy to want, but a future with zero-emission commercial vehicles is a need we could all benefit from. A recent announcement by Freightliner provides a ...

After testing with customers, the Freightliner eCascadia electric semi truck debuted in production-ready form Monday. Production is scheduled to start later this year at Freightliner's Portland, ...

LAS VEGAS — Daimler Trucks North America has introduced a low cab-forward refuse model for its Freightliner brand that the company said will complete its vocational lineup. The company launched the ...

The self-driving truck has debuted, becoming the first of its kind to receive an autonomous license for use on public roads. Antuan started out in the automotive industry the old-fashioned way, by ...

If there's one semi-truck brand you'll likely see on the road, it's Freightliner. According to Statista, it's the most common Class 8 truck in the United States in 2024, with roughly 36% of the total ...

Daimler's Freightliner Custom Chassis Corporation (FCCC) announced a collaboration with Proterra (partially owned by Daimler) to develop the MT50e, a new all-electric delivery truck chassis for 2020.