Daimler to sell Mitsubishi Fuso-made hybrid trucks in Europe

Daimler to sell Mitsubishi Fuso-made hybrid trucks in Europe

TOKYO, Japan - Daimler AG said Nov. 12 it plans to sell the Canter diesel engine-electric motor hybrid truck (photo) made by its Japanese subsidiary Mitsubishi Fuso Truck & Bus Corp. in Europe.

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