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Record Result for Hino 700 Series – In Only Six Months

Hino Australia 2 mins read
Key Facts:
  • Orders and deliveries of Hino's heavy-duty 700 Series in the first six months of 2026 have already surpassed those of the entire 2025, setting a new record for the range.
  • Orders in the first half of 2026 are triple those of the same period in 2025, reflecting strong market confidence across sectors including general freight, refrigerated transport, construction, and waste management.
  • The 700 Series features Euro 6 emissions compliance, advanced safety technology, and a broad range of driveline and axle configuration options to suit diverse operational requirements.
  • Customers can select from four transmission options, including a new Hino M112 12-speed AMT, two Allison true automatic transmissions, and the ZF 16-speed TraXon AMT with integrated intarder.
  • The expanded 700 Series line-up now comprises 31 models, paired with either the A09C or E13C engines.

The first six months of 2026 have broken records for Hino’s expanded range of heavy-duty 700 Series with orders and deliveries already surpassing those of the entire 2025.

 

“This significant growth highlights the increasing demand for our flagship heavy-duty truck range across a broad spectrum of customer applications with increasing interest from general freight, refrigerated transport, construction, waste management, traffic management and civil works operators,” said Richard Emery, President and CEO of Hino Australia.

 

“Deliveries to customers in the first six months of 2026 have already surpassed the total number of deliveries across the whole of 2025, setting a new 700 Series record.

 

“Customer demand continues to strengthen with orders in the first six months of 2026 are already triple that of the same time last year,” he said.   

 

The sustained growth in orders reflects strong market confidence in the expanded 700 Series range and its ability to meet the diverse requirements of Australian heavy-duty truck operators.

 

“With its Euro 6 emissions, the Hino 700 Series combines proven reliability, advanced safety technology and operational efficiency across a broad range of applications,” he continued.

 

“With our expanded range of driveline and axle configuration options, customers can choose a 700 Series truck that suits their operational requirements, delivering greater productivity and improved efficiency in demanding working environments.”

 

700 Series customers can choose from a new Hino M112 12-speed automated manual transmission (AMT), a six-speed Allison 3200 true automatic transmission, six-speed Allison 4400 true automatic transmission or the popular ZF 16-speed AMT, the TraXon TX 2441TO, which features the market-leading ZF intarder.

 

The transmissions are paired with either the proven A09C or E13C engines, growing the 700 Series line-up to 31 models.

 

For more information, please visit www.hino.com.au


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