Volvo Trucks has unveiled its all-new VNX, a heavy-duty vocational truck engineered for demanding construction, infrastructure, agriculture and heavy-haul applications across North America.
The redesigned VNX features Volvo’s D13 diesel engine, delivering up to 540 horsepower and approximately 1,918 lb-ft of torque. The engine meets EPA 2027 emissions standards.
Safety improvements include standard forward pedestrian detection, driver-side curtain airbags, optional blind-spot monitoring and a 360-degree camera system. The cab incorporates one-third more ultra-high-strength steel than previous vocational models.
Volvo Dynamic Steering reduces driver effort, while factory-installed telematics support continuous remote diagnostics and over-the-air software updates.
The VNX shares its underlying platform with Volvo’s recently redesigned VNL and VNR models, completing a $3 billion North American truck development and manufacturing initiative.
Designed for work both on and off pavement, the VNX targets fleet operators seeking greater durability, driver protection and reduced downtime.
Product link: Volvo Trucks — All-New VNX
ase: Volvo VNX Heavy-Duty Truck
