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130 years of trucks: Mercedes-Benz Trucks announces anniversary edition for IAA Transportation

130 years of trucks: Mercedes-Benz Trucks announces anniversary edition for IAA Transportation
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130 years of trucks: Mercedes-Benz Trucks announces anniversary edition for IAA Transportation

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  • Mercedes-Benz Trucks commemorates 130 years since the truck's invention with a limited "130 Years Trucks Edition".

  • The edition will debut at IAA Transportation and is limited to 400 units.

  • It offers both diesel and battery-electric powertrain options based on the Actros with ProCabin.

  • The special model integrates historic colors and design elements with modern vehicle technology, targeting brand-affiliated customers and drivers.

 

  • Mercedes-Benz Trucks provides a first preview of a limited anniversary edition at IAA Transportation.

  • The “130 Years Trucks Edition” commemorates the invention of the truck by Gottlieb Daimler in 1896.

  • With this special edition, Mercedes-Benz Trucks is offering an edition model with both diesel and battery-electric drive for the first time.

In 1896, Gottlieb Daimler invented the truck, paving the way for the development of road freight transport. 130 years later, Mercedes-Benz Trucks is marking this anniversary with a special edition: the company will present the “130 Years Trucks Edition” at IAA Transportation.

Under the guiding principle “Legacy meets Passion,” the special model combines the history of Mercedes-Benz Trucks with current vehicle technologies. The edition is aimed at customers and drivers who have a close connection to the brand and their truck.

Even before its premiere, one thing is certain: the “130 Years Trucks Edition,” limited to 400 vehicles, is based on the Mercedes-Benz Actros with the ProCabin and will be available with both a diesel powertrain and as a battery-electric truck. Around 30 special equipment features incorporate historic colors, materials and design elements and transfer them into a contemporary vehicle concept.

Mercedes-Benz Trucks will reveal more details about the design, equipment features and available vehicle variants at IAA Transportation.

Source: Daimler Truck AG

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