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June 4, 2025 – Press Review

By - 06/04/2025 02:17 pm
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    June 4, 2025 – Press Review

    Ford focuses on performance and durability with the F-MAX GEN 2.0 | Iveco highlights renewable fuels during the European Tour | Volvo Trucks draws inspiration from aerospace to optimize aerodynamics

    Ford focuses on performance and durability with the F-MAX GEN 2.0

    (Source: Ford Trucks)

    Ford Trucks France unveils the F-MAX GEN 2.0, a new generation of trucks combining modern design, enhanced safety, and advanced technologies. The vehicle features a 12.7-liter Ecotorq engine delivering 510 horsepower and 2600 Nm of torque. This engine is compatible with biofuels such as XTL and HVO, addressing environmental concerns. Its design with special alloys to reduce friction is expected, according to the manufacturer, to extend the engine's lifespan.

    Iveco highlights renewable fuels during the European Tour

    (Source: Iveco)

    As part of the 2025 European Tour, a campaign to raise awareness of renewable energies, Iveco showcases the latest version of its S-Way LNG model powered by biomethane. This 100% renewable fuel is produced from agricultural and organic waste. The S-Way LNG is equipped with the FPT Industrial xCursor 13 engine exceeding 500 horsepower, with notable improvements in aerodynamics and powertrain performance compared to earlier versions.

    Volvo Trucks draws inspiration from aerospace to optimize aerodynamics

    (Source: Volvo Trucks)

    Volvo Trucks adopts an aerospace-inspired approach to improve vehicle aerodynamics, especially in the FH Aero model’s cabin. Modifications include redesigned chassis fairings, air deflectors enlarged by 50 mm, and added stabilizers in the upper corners. Though visually subtle, these adjustments aim to optimize airflow and reduce drag, thereby contributing to better energy efficiency.

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    Marie ANDRE

    Editorial Manager

    Responsible for content marketing and editorial manager of our news sections, Marie André joined the Via Mobilis group in 2017 after completing studies in linguistics and obtaining a professional license in SEO & web writing.

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