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The electric version of the Mercedes-Benz Econic – the eEconic – is aimed at urban work environments where electrification won’t impact functionality

Scania’s G-Series cabs offer huge flexibility for a variety of body types and use cases cementing its reputation as a solid all-rounder

The Iveco X-Way is the manufacturer’s answer to just about every application you can imagine on a rigid chassis

The Iveco Eurocargo CNG is a great option for fleets looking to decarbonise their services without making huge operational changes

The latest Mercedes-Benz Actros L has been given a makeover... but is the Marmite-like response to it deserved?

The new DAF XG+ features better engines and the biggest cabin in the range

The S-Way is Iveco's new flagship and is a big step up from the Stralis

As a multi-axle rigid the Scania P-series has no equal; lightweight, desirable and a willing workhorse.

It is Britain’s leading 7.5 tonner, the DAF LF has enjoyed unqualified success thanks to its reputation as a lightweight, cost-effective and no-nonsense chassis-cab with a decent, reliable engine.

When most people think of the Mercedes-Benz heavy truck range, the Actros immediately springs to mind. Over the last few years, however, the company has been intensifying its multi-wheeler offering. We give you the lowdown on why the Arocs is perfect for operators looking for a 2-, 3- or 4-axled rigid, or a specialist tractor unit.

From a simple specification designed for fleet purchases, the DAF CF tractor unit has built a reputation as a hardworking, versatile truck suitable for all sectors of road haulage.