DEX Heavy Duty Parts LLC, a Volvo Group subsidiary, celebrated a grand opening of its new facility in Oklahoma City.
The facility joins DEX’s current facility in Advance, North Carolina to better serve owners of second- and third-generation trucks with recycled and renovated parts.
Located on 25 acres, the 153,000-square-foot facility underwent a $5 million renovation and up-fitting. The facility will employ 30 employees, 25 of which will be industrial workers.
The new JPRO update also includes an optional Technician as a Service (TaaS) add-on.
Noregon released an update for its JPRO commercial diagnostic and troubleshooting application, which includes new bi-directional tests, Fault Guidance and an optional Technician as a Service (TaaS) add-on that gives customers remote support from master technicians.
According to Noregon, Fault Guidance is an embedded troubleshooting feature that features troubleshooting steps, wiring diagrams, and more. The new list of bi-directional tests cover both on- and off-highway assets. These bi-directional commands include cylinder cutouts, forced DPF regens, aftertreatment injector tests and more, according to the company. Off-highway additions include manufacturers such as Kubota and Komatsu, while Noregon says more on-highway tests were added for PACCAR, Detroit and others.
The combination is expected to be complete in the first week of April, after which the businesses will be branded as Powerfleet.
Equipped with Plus, Scania has been testing its trucks in Sweden since 2021 — now it plans to expand operations throughout Europe, this year.
RNG Coalition notes a correction to an investment tax credit proposal regarding RNG cleaning and conditioning equipment.
Stellantis says it chose UFOFleet for its proven customer experience, flexible technology and deployments with leading global brands.
Production will start later this summer, and Volvo expects customer deliveries to begin later this year.
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Volvo expects the plant to be operational in 2026.
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