Mercedes-Benz Trucks is full of previews

Mercedes-Benz Trucks is bringing three national launches to Transpotec. At the centre of the proposal, the evolution of conventional transport solutions, under the banner of maximum safety and technology, and the most innovative and sustainable, based on zero impact electric mobility.

Mercedes-Benz Trucks Italia renews its presence at Transpotec with the aim of illustrating, on the one hand, the evolution of conventional transport solutions, always under the banner of maximum safety and technological innovation, and, on the other, the potential of the most innovative and sustainable ones, with zero-impact full electric proposals.

In the large area of Hall 18, three national previews will be unveiled to the public:

- the New eActros, the first mass-produced 100% electric truck from Stella

- the New Actros L, which looks like the best Actros ever and redefines the premium segment of Mercedes-Benz trucks. Ideal for those who demand maximum comfort and safety

- the New Fuso Canter Euro VI Step E, a light truck that is even more modern in terms of design, comfortable, safe and efficient.

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