Volvo is the first company to use the direct shift gearbox on a heavy truck. CM reviews the FH 500 DC to see how well it ...

Rear-axle steering, also known as rear-wheel steering or four-wheel steering, is an automotive technology designed to improve a vehicle's handling and maneuverability. By allowing the rear wheels to ...

Volvo CE unveiled a complete overhaul of its articulated dump trucks, including a brand-new size for the company, to be released in 2025. Details here ...

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Axles brands are whatever the truck builders use as standard. Axles capacities are 20,000 pounds on steer axles and either 26,000-pound single rear drive axles or 46,000-pound tandems. Steel-spring ...

Steer-by-wire always requires two motors ... it can control are greater—sufficient to steer dual rear wheels or a heavily loaded axle. At CES 2025, ZF announced it has signed a contract ...

We look at how various manufacturers have tried to engineer torque steer out of their powerful FWD cars over the years.

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A single motor on the rear axle produces 302 horsepower (hp), or ... an electronically adjustable tilt/telescoping steering column, heated front seats, leather seating surfaces, natural wood ...

And they do buy them, at the rate of two FH16s out of every 100 Volvo FHs sold in the UK in 2015. Although the FH16 range comprises ratings of 550, 650 and 750, it’s the top one that takes the sales.