Continuing its latest range revisions,Scania has rolled out the remaining G-series cab variations alongside the launch of its new P-series and over-reaching XT range of construction chassis (TSN 403).
The new G-series had a limited launch in June this year, which included low, normal and high-roof sleeper versions primarily geared towards urban, interurban and multi-drop work. Now the line-up has been completed with a total of five basic configurations: G-sleeper Low, G-sleeper Normal, G-sleeper Highline, G-short and G-day cabs.
Since the cabs are now sitting slightly lower, Scania has been able to increased internal measurements to allow for some additional headroom. Normal cab height has been increased by 10cm, while Highline versions are boosted by 16cm over previous models.
Each cab variant can be specified with power trains ranging from 280-360bhp 9-litre, five-cylinder engines to 13-litre, six-cylinder lumps rated from 370500bhp. Scania reckons improvements to its latest Euro 6 engines also reduce fuel consumption by up to 3%.
The manufacturer is also offering its improved Opticruise automated transmission with lay shaft brake on G-series, which boost performance with quicker, smoother gear changes. It also reduces the time required to engage reverse and crawler gears, and PTOs.
This story is from the Issue 405 edition of Truckstop News.
Start your 7-day Magzter GOLD free trial to access thousands of curated premium stories, and 9,000+ magazines and newspapers.
Already a subscriber ? Sign In
This story is from the Issue 405 edition of Truckstop News.
Start your 7-day Magzter GOLD free trial to access thousands of curated premium stories, and 9,000+ magazines and newspapers.
Already a subscriber? Sign In
Isuzu Delivers 'Dizzy Blonde' For Robinsons
The first Isuzu to join the Robinsons dray fleet is working on two extremes of distribution for the Stockport-based brewers.
Iveco Is Golden For Brown
Iveco has supplied a pair of18-tonne Eurocargo skip loaders from its DriveAway range of ready bodied vehicles to Brown Recycling, Staffordshire’s largest waste management company.
PGS Showcases The 'Best Of Brum' On New Volvo FH
Birmingham-based, PGS GlobalLogistics is marking its 25th anniversary in business with a Volvo FH13.500 tractor unit featuring scenes and personalities from the UK’s second city.
Doyle Plant Plumps For Rocky Arocs
Doyle Plant & Construction’s has taken delivery of a new Mercedes3240 Arocs 8x4 tipper – and it's been treated to striking Rocky Balboa artwork adorning the cab.
PJM Lorry Park, Coventry
The PJM Lorry Park in Coventry was shortlisted for the TSN ‘Truckstop of the Year’ and while it didn’t win the overall gong, it is certainly an establishment you should consider using if you are passing or stopping over in the area. The one word that strikes you when you enter the canteen is cleanliness.
Renault T380 6x2 Rigid - Red-Dy For Buisness
With its imposing high roof sleeper, this six-wheel rigid offers the flexibility of a town distribution truck with the power and comfort of a long distance vehicle. TSN took it out for a spin.
Flic's Cafe
Bath Rd, Knowl Hill, Reading, Berkshire, RG10 9UR 01628 822426
Volvo Introduces LNG And Biogas Models
Volvo Trucks is introducing Euro6-compliant heavy trucks running on liquefied natural gas (LNG) or biogas.
New Vehicles Scania G410 Road Test
Continuing its latest range revisions,Scania has rolled out the remaining G-series cab variations alongside the launch of its new P-series and over-reaching XT range of construction chassis (TSN 403).
New Vehicles Man Moves Up A Gear
MAN has showed off the new refreshed interiors for its heavy trucks range for next year. At a ride and drive event in Spain in early October, the media was given the opportunity to experience some of the new models.
