The highlights of the Actros L in detail
The Actros L is characterized by its futuristic vehicle design, optimized aerodynamics, many comfort features, economical engines, high driving dynamics and the latest assistance systems. The longer front end and other aerodynamic measures lead to fuel savings of up to 3 percent.
The optimized drivetrain now available for some models not only ensures a noticeably improved driving experience, especially when accelerating on inclines, and a lower manoeuvring speed, but also a quieter and more pleasant ride thanks to reduced cruising speed at 80 km/h. It also helps to reduce fuel consumption even further.
Flexible production of different drive types at the Wörth plant
Mercedes-Benz Trucks always aims to offer its customers the best vehicle solutions for all drive technologies. Diesel trucks will remain indispensable in the various regions of the world for some time to come. With the new Actros L, the manufacturer has further improved many aspects of its proven flagship. This is reflected from the outside in the revolutionary cab design.
The highly flexible production at the Wörth plant ensures the efficient manufacture of trucks with different drive types, integrated into one assembly line. Both trucks with a diesel drive and the battery-electric eActros 600 for long-distance transport can be flexibly and simultaneously scheduled for production. In this way, the plant is able to adapt quickly to market demand and reliably meet the demanding quality standards of Mercedes-Benz.
About the Mercedes-Benz plant in Wörth
The largest truck assembly plant of Mercedes-Benz Trucks in Wörth am Rhein was founded in 1963. Since the beginning, around 4.4 million trucks have been built here. Today, these are the Actros, Arocs and Atego series. The Mercedes-Benz Special Trucks Econic, Unimog and Zetros are also built in Wörth. Series production of the battery-electric Mercedes-Benz eActros 300/400 for distribution transport started in 2021. The second Mercedes-Benz eEconic electric series truck for municipal use followed in 2022. Daimler Truck recently celebrated the start of series production of the Mercedes-Benz eActros 600 for long-distance transport in Wörth. With around 10,000 employees, the Mercedes-Benz plant in Wörth is the second-largest employer in Rhineland-Palatinate.