FRUEHAUF in the news

Fruehauf SAS experienced an 11.4% reduction in its global workforce, from 898 employees in 2023 to 795 in 2026.

Fruehauf launched the Quick Slide system for semi-trailers, reducing curtain handling time to under two minutes for better driver efficiency.

A heavy-duty lowboy trailer successfully transported a fragile 200-inch telescope mirror to the Mount Palomar Observatory in 1947.

Fruehauf North America has opened a new $15 million facility in Bowling Green, Kentucky, marking its return to U.S. trailer production with plans for 290 new jobs and increased capacity.

Aurora Parts is now the exclusive distributor for Fruehauf aftermarket trailer parts across the United States.

Fruehauf has modernized its trailer production by implementing Fronius welding systems and semi-automation to improve weld quality and reduce labor costs.

A BMW sedan crashed into the perimeter wall of FRUEHAUF in Auxerre, causing 20 meters of damage to the fence, and injuring the two occupants.

FRUEHAUF's Auxerre facility experienced a burglary where 60 heavy truck spare wheels were stolen, disrupting operations and resulting in a substantial loss.

Fruehauf completed the installation of sixteen large photovoltaic canopies over its Auxerre production site's parking, aiming to reduce CO2 emissions and generate 12.7 GWh of electricity annually.

Fruehauf has launched a 270-degree camera monitoring system called Safe-Control to improve driver visibility and safety during trailer maneuvers.

Fruehauf has equipped its vans with a camera-based peripheral vision system called Safe-Control to enhance urban safety.

Fruehauf introduces a new telematics solution with TPMS to monitor tire pressure and temperature, ahead of mandatory EU regulations.

Fruehauf is integrating advanced telematics and tire pressure monitoring systems into its semi-trailers to meet upcoming European safety regulations.

Fruehauf's parent company acquired East Manufacturing to expand its North American trailer production and product portfolio.

FRUEHAUF unveiled the HYD-DRIVE, a hydrogen-powered semi-trailer that can move autonomously without a tractor.

Fruehauf released the Maxispeed District, a highly maneuverable 34-pallet semi-trailer designed for city logistics.

Fruehauf has launched Quick Slide, a new trailer body technology that significantly reduces loading times through a simplified two-strap sliding curtain system.

Fruehauf is integrating Novacom's Trailermatics technology into its trailers to provide geolocation and predictive maintenance services.

Modernization of the semi-trailer production line in Auxerre is moving forward thanks to an 800,000 euro state subsidy.

Gérard Buard retires from Fruehauf after 25 years of navigating corporate restructures and leading the company's commercial strategy for semitrailers.