LOUISVILLE, Ky.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Peterbilt Motors Company announces the standardization of air disc brakes on all Peterbilt Class 8 Models. Air disc brakes offer the shortest stopping distances ...

Peterbilt Motors Co. announced two new medium-duty box truck models — the 535 and 536 — aimed at the lease and rental segment; and two other models — the 537 and 548 — intended for the ...

Peterbilt unveiled its new Model 537 and Model 548 trucks, designed for the Class 7 and 8 segment, and Model 535 and Model 536 trucks, designed for the Class 5/6 non-CDL lease and rental markets.

Peterbilt Motors Co. on Tuesday, March 9, launched All-Wheel Drive (AWD) for its Models 337 and 348 to provide vocational customers off-road versatility and maneuverability. The announcement was ...

Peterbilt says the Model 365 NG improves ride and handling, enhances weight distribution and maximizes performance and profitability without sacrificing overall efficiency. The Model 365 NG is ...

Peterbilt announced the new MX-13 is available for order in its Models 579, 567, and 589 trucks. Kenworth announced that the new CARB-compliant engine is now available to order on its T680, T880 ...

Peterbilt also announced the availability of the new Paccar MX engine for Class 8 vehicles. Beginning in summer 2010, the new engine will be available in Peterbilt Models 587, 388, 386, 384, 367 ...

Trucking news and briefs for Monday, Dec. 13, 2021: Certain Kenworth, Peterbilt car-haul and wrecker models recalled by Paccar Just more than 900 model year 2019-2022 Kenworth T880 and W990 ...

Introducing Peterbilt's new Digital Vision System-Mirrors (DVS-M) in the Models 579 and 567, designed to maximize driver visibility and safety. Drive with confidence in any condition.

Peterbilt Motors Company introduces the Cummins Westport ISL-G Near Zero NOx emissions natural gas engine for Models 567, 520 and 320.

Peterbilt Models 579, 567 and 589 with the CARB low NOx compliant Paccar MX-13 engine are available for orders now. Related: What does the CARB Emissions Compromise Mean for Trucking?