Mercedes-Benz Trucks
Germany · Founded 1926
Official website ↗Mercedes-Benz Trucks is a German manufacturer of commercial vehicles, producing trucks for long-haul transport, distribution, construction, municipal services and other demanding applications. Its portfolio includes the Actros, Arocs, Atego and Econic.
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Truck Models
L Series
Introduced 1949
The post-war Mercedes-Benz L Series grouped the marque's bonneted medium and heavy trucks, including the long- and short-bonnet families that rebuilt its road-freight range before forward-control cabs became dominant.
LP Series
Introduced 1963
The Mercedes-Benz LP Series was the marque's cubic-cab forward-control truck family, spanning light, medium and heavy classes and directly preceding the NG in the upper weight classes and the later Light Class at the lower end.
New Generation (NG)
Introduced 1973
Mercedes-Benz's New Generation, or NG, established the modular forward-control medium- and heavy-truck architecture introduced in 1973 and subsequently developed into the MK and SK classes.
LK
Introduced 1984
Mercedes-Benz LK was introduced in 1984 as the brand's light-duty truck range.
MK
Introduced 1988
Mercedes-Benz MK was introduced in 1988 as a medium-duty truck range.
SK
Introduced 1988
Mercedes-Benz SK was introduced in 1988 as the heavy-duty successor development of the New Generation truck range.
Actros
Introduced 1996
Mercedes-Benz's flagship heavy-duty truck for long-haul and demanding transport, combining advanced powertrains, driver-focused cabs, safety technology and long-distance operating efficiency.
Atego
Introduced 1998
Mercedes-Benz's medium-duty truck range for distribution, regional transport and vocational applications, combining compact dimensions, good visibility, flexible chassis configurations and efficient powertrains.
Econic
Introduced 1998
Mercedes-Benz's low-entry urban truck, designed for applications such as waste collection, municipal services and urban distribution where excellent visibility, easy cab access and frequent stops are important.
Axor
Introduced 2001
Mercedes-Benz Axor is a medium- and heavy-duty truck range introduced in 2001.
Arocs
Introduced 2013
Mercedes-Benz's heavy-duty construction truck range, designed for demanding on-road and off-road applications with robust chassis, high ground clearance and construction-specific equipment.


