Volvo Trucks to Exhibit the Latest in Uptime and Connectivity Solutions at TMC
Volvo Trucks North America will display the most recent upgrades to its uptime and connectivity solutions in its booth (No. 2203) at the Technology & Maintenance Council (TMC) 2020 Annual Meeting February 24-27, 2020 at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta. Attendees will experience first-hand how Volvo VNL and VNR models increase customers’ productivity and feature the latest in connected solutions.
“We have exciting new updates to showcase at this year’s TMC show including a significant update to our Remote Programming services,” said Ash Makki, product marketing manager, Volvo Trucks North America. “Volvo Trucks offers best-in-class Uptime Services to our customers and we are proud to display our truck models and components, and highlight the latest in connectivity features for our customers at the TMC show.”
The Volvo Trucks models on display at TMC are equipped with Remote Diagnostics, a service that monitors fault codes on all Volvo engines, transmissions and aftertreatments, and enables proactive diagnostics and repair planning to maximize uptime.
Additionally, Remote Programming, as part of the Remote Diagnostics service bundle, provides significant time savings when compared to taking trucks out of service to perform needed updates and parameter changes. To date, Remote Programming has already added thousands of days of uptime while increasing truck performance.
Remote Diagnostics is a central component of Volvo Trucks’ Uptime Services, which includes 24/7 support from Volvo Action Service at Volvo Trucks’ Uptime Center in Greensboro, North Carolina.
Furthermore, as part of Volvo Trucks’ Uptime Services offerings, the new dynamic maintenance service further expands its partnership with Noregon Systems and opens up new capabilities with vehicle telematics. The new service uses existing connected technologies and data analytics, combined with Noregon’s platform, to enable customized service plans to improve fleet operations efficiency. It allows a more accurate approach to planned maintenance needs, and replaces traditional ‘set-mileage scheduled’ service appointments.
“Volvo Trucks’ connected solutions bring increased vehicle uptime and decreased emissions, reducing environmental footprints,” said Makki. “We continuously expand our current connectivity solutions while investigating new technologies using real-data insights to increase our capabilities and offer the best and most advanced choices to our customers.”
In addition to the vast array of connectivity and uptime solutions, Volvo Trucks North America will also showcase the following models in their booth at TMC:****
VNL 760 6x4 Sleeper:
- Model year 2021
- Volvo D13TC (Turbo Compound) engine, XE Economy 425 HP and 1450 to 1750 lb.-ft. of torque
- Volvo I-Shift automated manual transmission, 12-speed
- 13,200 lb. front axle
- 38,000 lb. rear axle
- Volvo Dynamic Steering (VDS)
- Volvo Active Driver Assist (VADA) 2.0
- New Remote Programming Driver Display Activation
- Xceed Fuel Efficiency Package
- FlowBelow AeroKit aerodynamic package
VNR 300 6x4 Day Cab:
- Model year 2021
- Volvo D11 engine, Eco-Torque Performance 425 HP and 1325 to 1550 lb.-ft. of torque.
- I-Shift automated manual transmission, 12-speed
- 12,500 lb. front axle
- 20,000 lb. rear axle
- Volvo Active Driver Assist (VADA) 2.0
- New Remote Programming Driver Display Activation
- FlowBelow rear wheel covers
Additionally, a VDS system will be on display enabling attendees to see the mechanical workings of the revolutionary steering system. Also, dynamic Volvo I-Shift transmission and Volvo D13TC cut-away engine displays will allow booth visitors to see the inner workings and interior components of these groundbreaking drivetrain offerings from Volvo Trucks.
CAPTION: Volvo Trucks’ Remote Diagnostics services enable proactive diagnostics and repair planning, as well as software and parameter updates, to maximize uptime for customers.