March 31 (Reuters) - Toyota Motor Corporation (7203.T), opens new tab plans to join Volvo Group (VOLVb.ST), opens new tab and Daimler Truck (DTGGe.DE), opens new tab in fuel cell joint venture ...

From left to right: Karin Rådström, President & CEO Daimler Truck; Koji Sato, President Toyota Motor Corporation; Martin Lundstedt, President & CEO Volvo Group Daimler Truck AG (Daimler Truck), the ...

Volvo Group, Daimler Truck AG, Toyota Motor Corporation and cellcentric have signed a non-binding agreement to expand cooperation in the fuel-cell system joint venture, with Toyota set to join as a ...

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In this episode of Ashville Weekly, Daniel and the team deal with several operational challenges and ongoing construction projects. A faulty sensor on a loader creates an urgent situation during rail ...

A New Jersey woman is suing Volvo after a vehicle's tailgate allegedly closed on her head, causing a traumatic brain injury. The lawsuit claims a dog belonging to a Volvo employee walked under the ...

A New Jersey lawsuit claims Volvo’s motion-activated tailgate closed without warning, injuring a woman — a setback for a brand long defined by safety technology. The lawsuit names both Volvo Car USA ...

Megan Kohr filed a complaint against Volvo Car USA and her hiking companion, Jennifer Henry, on Tuesday, alleging both were liable for injuries caused by a purportedly faulty hands-free tailgate ...

The price range for the Volvo 145 varies based on the trim level you choose. Starting at $2,090 and going to $4,070 for the latest year the model was manufactured. The model range is available in the ...

This week, Volvo's future has been questioned, a high-speed rail project has been shelved by the government and several large haulage companies have declared bankruptcy. Find out why and a whole lot ...

When Volvo engineer Nils Bohlin invented the modern three-point safety belt in 1959, the company patented the invention but left the patent open—meaning it was available to every other manufacturer ...