Hino

Oct 1, 2010

Updated Oct 13, 2010

Hino has brought its light-duty diesel-hybrid cabover to the United States for the first time. The diesel-hybrid COE, which has a 16-foot van body, is designed to provide fuel economy advantages and reduced carbon-dioxide output. Hino expects to offer more of its next-generation hybrid Class 4 and 5 COE trucks in the United States in the near future.

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