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Fuso has been building trucks for 90 years and its most powerful version to date is now on the Australian market.

The Freightliner Cascadia, which is the best-selling truck in the US, was developed in right-hand drive for a cost of additional $100 million in order to ensure it was properly engineered for uniquely tough Australian conditions and met local operator requirements.

The contractor says fuel savings and driver comfort big pluses

With all the latest mechanical and technological goodies from Daimler's Mercedes-Benz playbook, Fuso's 510hp Shogun is in a league of its own. It is, quite simply, the most powerful and most appealing powertrain in the Japanese heavy-duty class. But don't go thinking Fuso's new flagship is a bargain Benz. It most certainly is not and, in the cab, an inferior interior proves it.

Vic Mix, a Melbourne-based concrete supplier, runs a fleet of hard-to-miss pink heavy vehicles across its operations. An eye-catching new 630hp Mercedes-Benz Actros is the latest addition.

TR Group has added five Fuso Shogun 510s and 15 Mercedes-Benz Actros models to its growing Australian rental fleet.

Mercedes-Benz Trucks has announced it is already launching the second generation of its MirrorCam, with new improvements being added to the system.

Steel construction product supplier Stramit and its freight partner Glen Cameron Group have purchased a new Freightliner Cascadia 116 to hit the highway.

Brisbane-based Vision Freight Systems has taken delivery of ten new Fuso commercial vehicles.

Freightliner in the US has unveiled the new eCascadia at the Advanced Clean Transportation Expo currently underway in Long Beach, California.