Read Time: 4 Minutes | The Kenworth T680 has been one if its most recognizable trucks in the company’s lineup since its introduction in 2012. An early fan-favorite, the T680 was embraced for its modern aerodynamics, improved fuel economy, elevated driver comfort, and sleek styling. Nearly a decade later, in 2021, Kenworth introduced the T680 Next Gen as its new flagship on-highway truck. Here’s a closer look at what changed and why the new-and-improved T680 stands out.
Read more↓ DOWNLOAD FREE SMARTWHEEL GUIDE ↓ Read Time: 3 Minutes | The Kenworth Smart Wheel is an innovative design to boost driver convenience and safety by integrating several essential controls directly into the steering wheel. Found on many newer Kenworth models, this feature allows drivers to operate frequently used functions with ease, helping them stay focused on the road. For drivers who value efficiency, safety, and comfort, the Smart Wheel offers a modern solution to make every journey smoother and safer.
Read moreRead Time: 4 Minutes | Downtime is one the biggest challenges in trucking. That’s why Kenworth developed TruckTech+ Remote Diagnostics. It’s an advanced service management system made to reduce downtime, streamline communication, and improve operational efficiency. Standard on all new Class 8 Kenworth vehicles, TruckTech+ helps drivers, fleet managers, and dealerships spot issues early, respond faster, and keep trucks moving.
Read more↓ DOWNLOAD FREE USER GUIDE ↓ Read Time: 3 Minutes | A standout feature of the Kenworth interior is its digital display. It’s more than just a fancy screen – it’s a hub of essential tools, all conveniently located at eye level. From real-time alerts to adaptive controls to diagnostics and other features, this advanced display helps drivers stay efficient on the road.
Read moreRead Time: 4 Minutes | If you’re a fan of classic trucks, you know the legendary Kenworth W900. For over sixty years, the W900 series has been a staple in the trucking industry. But now, with Kenworth officially announcing the end of their W900 lineup in 2026, truck drivers and fleet owners are wondering what’s next.
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