
Mercedes-Benz Trucks introduces new extra-heavy truck Axor for Brazilian market
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Mercedes-Benz Trucks introduces new extra-heavy truck Axor for Brazilian market
Leinfelden-Echterdingen/Germany, São Bernardo do Campo/Brazil - Mercedes-Benz do Brasil Ltda. (“Mercedes-Benz do Brasil”), the Brazilian subsidiary of Daimler Truck, has recently launched the all-new Mercedes-Benz Axor 2038 4x2 and Axor 2545 6x2 for the Brazilian market, designed for medium- and long-distance road freight transport and logistics operations. The new Axor is featuring BlueTec 6 technology, which complies with…
Leinfelden-Echterdingen/Germany, São Bernardo do Campo/Brazil - Mercedes-Benz do Brasil Ltda. (“Mercedes-Benz do Brasil”), the Brazilian subsidiary of Daimler Truck, has recently launched the all-new Mercedes-Benz Axor 2038 4x2 and Axor 2545 6x2 for the Brazilian market, designed for medium- and long-distance road freight transport and logistics operations. The new Axor is featuring BlueTec 6 technology, which complies with Euro 6 legislation, and comes with 62 and 68 tons of Gross Combination Weight Rating (GCWR), making it suitable for use with 4-axle semi-trailers.
"With the launch of the new Axor, our portfolio in South America is more complete and more robust than ever. We are better equipped to meet the diverse needs of our customers," says Achim Puchert, CEO Mercedes-Benz Trucks. "Brazil remains one of the most important markets for Mercedes-Benz trucks globally. I see great market potential in the new Axor. Not only in Brazil, but also in exports markets in Latin America."
The Mercedes-Benz Axor is equipped with a 13-liter Mercedes-Benz OM 460 engine in the 380 or 450 horsepower version and comes with a 12-speed PowerShift 3 Advanced automated transmission for faster gear changes and more fuel-efficient driving.
Mercedes-Benz is offering the new Axor with two cab versions: a sleeper cab with a low roof and version with a high roof, both come with the ergonomic pneumatic seat with up to 11 adjustments. A multifunction steering wheel, a combined gear lever and an engine brake on the steering column are further increasing the driver’s comfort.
About Mercedes-Benz do Brasil
As a wholly owned subsidiary of Daimler Truck, Mercedes-Benz do Brasil is responsible for the development, manufacturing, and sale of Mercedes-Benz trucks and bus chassis for Brazil and other Latin American markets.
São Bernardo do Campo is the largest Mercedes-Benz Trucks assembly plant outside Germany and was inaugurated in 1956. At this plant, all Brazilian Mercedes-Benz trucks (Accelo, Atego, Axor, and Actros), powertrains (engines, axles, transmissions), and bus chassis were manufactured. São Bernardo do Campo is also home to the technological development center, which is currently the largest in South America.
In addition, Mercedes-Benz do Brasil is operating a plant in Juiz de Fora (cabin welding and painting) and a testing center in Iracemápolis.
With the largest dealership network in Brazil, covering more than 180 strategic service points, Mercedes-Benz do Brasil ensures broad coverage, speed, and convenience for customers across the country.
Please find more product related information for the new Mercedes-Benz Axor here.
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Mercedes-Benz Trucks introduces new extra-heavy truck Axor for Brazilian market

Mercedes-Benz Trucks introduces new extra-heavy truck Axor for Brazilian market

Mercedes-Benz Trucks introduces new extra-heavy truck Axor for Brazilian market

Mercedes-Benz Trucks introduces new extra-heavy truck Axor for Brazilian market

Mercedes-Benz Trucks introduces new extra-heavy truck Axor for Brazilian market

Mercedes-Benz Trucks introduces new extra-heavy truck Axor for Brazilian market

Mercedes-Benz Trucks introduces new extra-heavy truck Axor for Brazilian market

Mercedes-Benz Trucks introduces new extra-heavy truck Axor for Brazilian market

Mercedes-Benz Trucks introduces new extra-heavy truck Axor for Brazilian market

Mercedes-Benz Trucks introduces new extra-heavy truck Axor for Brazilian market

Mercedes-Benz Trucks introduces new extra-heavy truck Axor for Brazilian market

Mercedes-Benz Trucks introduces new extra-heavy truck Axor for Brazilian market

Mercedes-Benz Trucks introduces new extra-heavy truck Axor for Brazilian market

Mercedes-Benz Trucks introduces new extra-heavy truck Axor for Brazilian market

Mercedes-Benz Trucks introduces new extra-heavy truck Axor for Brazilian market

Mercedes-Benz Trucks introduces new extra-heavy truck Axor for Brazilian market

Mercedes-Benz Trucks introduces new extra-heavy truck Axor for Brazilian market

Carolin Fritze
Spokesperson Corporate Communications Mercedes-Benz Trucks/Global Topics and FUSO Trucks Europe
carolin.c.fritze@daimlertruck.com
+49 160 8641354

Arnd Minne
Spokesperson Corporate Communications Mercedes-Benz Trucks & Daimler Buses
arnd.minne@daimlertruck.com
+49 176 30912514