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Thursday, August 14, 2025

First Time Two Freightliner Trucks Landed to Sri Lanka

Friday, August 1, 2025

May TATA will aquire Truck Division of Italian IVECO Group ?

TATA is one of the largest vehecle manufacturerLocated in India . TATA motors founded in 1945 as a locomotive company now it is a group of company . Jagur Land Rovers premium British Automaker wholy owned subsidiary of Tata motors since 2008 . In 2008, they shocked the world by buying Jaguar Land Rover. Now, in 2025, they’re set to acquire Italian truckmaker Iveco . IVECO is founded in 1975 in Italy . They produce Trucks , Buses and Vans for customers all over the world mainly Europe .

Tata Motors is reportedly in advanced discussions to acquire the truck division of Italy’s Iveco Group for $4.5 billion, a move that could significantly boost its global commercial vehicle portfolio.

The deal, if completed, would be Tata’s second-largest acquisition, following the 2007 Corus buyout. Iveco’s truck business generates 70% of its revenue, positioning Tata Motors to strengthen its presence in the commercial and defense vehicle sectors.

This acquisition comes as Tata plans to spin off its own commercial vehicle division by December 2025, aiming to enhance its market share in both heavy and light commercial vehicles.

If they Aquire IVECO sometimes it may caused to open new market in Asian Countries for and Open new market for TATA Comercial Vehecles in Europe and they will devolope TATA vehecles with Iveco Technology .

Wednesday, July 23, 2025

Spotted renewed scania truck on approch

Images have surfaced from a Scania truck with noticeable changes to the cab. The camouflaged truck was captured at a production site in China and betrays a breath of fresh air due to the design of the Swedish manufacturer.

What immediately stands out is the greatly changed front. The design looks rounder and more aerodynamic than the current model. The nose seems a bit more convex, and in style fits in with recent developments of other European brands. Under the camouflage you can see details of a completely new grille and a custom bumper part.

Classic mirrors and mirrors

Although previous prototypes of Scania have already been spotted with camera mirrors, this test truck is still equipped with traditional ones. This may be an early test phase, with a focus on other elements. The fact that the switch to digital mirrors is still coming in the long term seems plausible. As with Ford, these cameras will be at the bottom of the window line and not above the door such as Mercedes-Benz.

Prepared for stricter rules

The camouflage around the dashboard and the A-pillars suggests that Scania is preparing for the upcoming European requirements around direct sightlines from the cab. These regulations, intended to make vulnerable road users more visible to the driver, will have far-reaching consequences for cabin designs in the coming years.

In the background, Scania and sister brand MAN are also working together on a completely new, aerodynamic cabin. This development is independent of the current prototype and is aimed at a joint, future-proof generation of trucks within the Traton group. The Skewjer Scania thus seems to be an intermediate step towards that greater innovation.