The company began production of it DT12 automated manual transmissions and will bring new medium duty engine line to the U.S.
In an event at Daimler Truck’s Detroit brand headquarters in Redford, Detroit, Mich., in mid-November, the company announced the localized series production of the DT12 automated manual transmission. Officials also said that its new DD5 and DD8 diesel medium duty engine family for the NAFTA market would also be produced in Detroit, effective 2018. With these steps, Daimler continues to implement its global platform rollout.
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