Up, up and away Part 2

Back to Taihape. The S-Way’s a banging- looking gig. The limitations imposed on European cab designers in terms of dimension envelopes does curb…

Ticket to ride Part 1

Iveco’s flagship S-Way has arrived on our shores and stands to make quite an impact in the market. Another player in Europe’s ‘big seven’, it…

Never losing sight

We bided our time looking for an example of Scania’s new S770 monster, and when one popped up in the green of Martinborough Transport, we knew our…

Principles in stones

Few companies love doing what they do more than that icon of the south, Road Metals, and few in their line of work could claim to have handled more…

Switch: On

In November 2022, Auckland-based Reliance Transport took delivery of two Scania 25P electric trucks. The first two electric Scanias on New Zealand’s…

Beyond the noise

Whether physical, mental, emotional, or behavioural, barriers are there to be conquered. Walled in by physical barriers, the locals of the Tasman…

Covering the bases

Hino’s new 700 enters the market in the wake of new models and updates from rival Japanese manufacturers, ushering in new efficiency, technology and…

Playing the Southern Anthem

When the All Blacks walked off Eden Park with the William Web Ellis trophy in June 1987, who would have thought almost a quarter of a century would…

Rapid Advancement: A truck for the future part 2

It’s been a fair while since New Zealand Trucking jumped aboard the latest generation of products with the three-pointed star in the grille. Yes, in…