STOCKHOLM--Swedish truck maker Volvo and German peer Daimler Truck have launched a new joint venture that will develop a software-based manufacturing platform to build digitized commercial vehicles.

Following the binding joint venture agreements signed on October 28, 2024, Volvo Group and Daimler Truck have obtained all required regulatory approvals and have now launched the new company Coretura.

Investing.com -- European truck manufacturers AB Volvo (OTC: VLVLY) and Daimler (OTC: MBGAF) Truck announced Tuesday they are joining forces to develop a software-defined vehicle program through a new ...

European truckmaking rivals AB Volvo and Daimler Truck hope to cut costs and reduce reliance on suppliers by jointly ...

Volvo Cars unveiled a major safety improvement to the safety belt. The new multi-adaptive safety belt is a world-first ...

The National Park Service is cutting off access to Cleetwood Cove Trail, the most heavily used trail at Crater Lake National Park, at the end of the 2025 summer session. The crowd at the Army's 250th ...

Volvo Construction Equipment announced a major investment in three of its main sites, including one in Central Pennsylvania. According to Volvo CE, this ...

Automakers are taking steps to ensure resilient supply chains for materials key to the electric vehicle (EV) transition, with ...

As part of a larger global industrial footprint investment to support growing customer demand, Volvo Construction Equipment ...

Volvo CE is spending more than $260 million to expand its production capacity — starting with a $40 million expansion at Shippensburg, PA.

Volvo CE announced Monday it will invest $261 million across three sites around the world — in Shippensburg, South Korea and Sweden — to increase production in order to mitigate supply chain risks and ...

Construction equipment maker will invest at least $40 million to build wheel loaders and excavators in Shippensburg, ...