When did the Mercedes-Benz Atego Antego come out?
When did the Mercedes-Benz Atego Antego come out?
In 2006, dump truck versions of the Atego were fitted with high-performance disc brake technology on all axles. The 250,000-the Antego was delivered in June 2008 enterduced as Euro 5 in atego. From March 2010 the entire Mercedes-Benz Atego series was made available with EEV (Enhanced Environmentally Friendly Vehicle) compliant engine versions.
When did Mercedes Benz change the Atego to Axor?
Also in the same year, Atego models over 18 t were renamed Mercedes-Benz Axor. In 2006, dump truck versions of the Atego were fitted with high-performance disc brake technology on all axles. The 250,000-the Antego was delivered in June 2008 enterduced as Euro 5 in atego.
How much does a Mercedes-Benz Atego race truck weigh?
Minimum weight is 5400 kg, and the trucks have 6-speed ZF transmissions, with water-cooled disc brakes. This gives a similar power-to-weight ratio as a World Rally Car. In 2008, a Mercedes-Benz Atego 1725 race truck took a part in the Brazilian rally raid Rally dos Sertões.
What kind of transmission does a Mercedes Atego have?
The trucks are available with six or eight speed Mercedes PowerShift 3 automatic transmission and six or nine speed power-assisted manual transmissions. Electronic stability control is also available along with a permanent magnet retarder. Furthermore, it features a newly designed bumper with integrated daytime running lamps.
In 2006, dump truck versions of the Atego were fitted with high-performance disc brake technology on all axles. The 250,000-the Antego was delivered in June 2008 enterduced as Euro 5 in atego. From March 2010 the entire Mercedes-Benz Atego series was made available with EEV (Enhanced Environmentally Friendly Vehicle) compliant engine versions.
Minimum weight is 5400 kg, and the trucks have 6-speed ZF transmissions, with water-cooled disc brakes. This gives a similar power-to-weight ratio as a World Rally Car. In 2008, a Mercedes-Benz Atego 1725 race truck took a part in the Brazilian rally raid Rally dos Sertões.
Also in the same year, Atego models over 18 t were renamed Mercedes-Benz Axor. In 2006, dump truck versions of the Atego were fitted with high-performance disc brake technology on all axles. The 250,000-the Antego was delivered in June 2008 enterduced as Euro 5 in atego.
The trucks are available with six or eight speed Mercedes PowerShift 3 automatic transmission and six or nine speed power-assisted manual transmissions. Electronic stability control is also available along with a permanent magnet retarder. Furthermore, it features a newly designed bumper with integrated daytime running lamps.
