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German Hybrids Planted in North America

German Hybrids Planted in North America

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The growing ranks of hybrid trucking enthusiasts (they're out there) have been waiting for this one for some time; namely the entry of ZF Friedrichshafen into the North American hybrid truck market.

Nearly a household name in Europe, with a long history of supplying driveline componentry, steering systems and other chassis components to car, bus and truck manufacturers there and elsewhere, it's nowhere near as well known on this side of the fat pond.

One of its divisions, ZF Sachs, supplies the tiny clutches used by Formula One racecars, indicating that the company is always at or near the cutting edge. It's based in Friedrichshafen, Germany but has interests and facilities worldwide.

You'll most likely know it in the context of the ZFMeritor FreedomLine transmission.

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