Efficiency Champions 2025 : The most efficient DAF trucks
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Admin | Feb 14, 2025

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Champions 2025 : The most efficient DAF trucks

DAF is about to provide its most efficient tractors

and rigids, designated with their own ‘Efficiency Champion’ badge; a special

insignia on the side of the cab to clearly indicate that the vehicle makes

optimal use of every drop of fuel. 

 

When introduced, the New

Generation DAF trucks were 10% more efficient than their already very efficient

predecessors. Now, thanks to a series of innovations last autumn, fuel savings

have increased by an additional 3%.  

Further optimisation of the

powertrain has made a significant contribution to reduced fuel consumption. At

the same time, the standard features on the New Generation DAF trucks have been

expanded to include digital mirrors, a full aerodynamics package, tyres with a

low rolling resistance and predictive cruise control – all aimed at increasing

fuel efficiency and reducing CO2 emissions.

Every DAF tractor and rigid for

long-haul transport is configured as an Efficiency Champion, on the condition

that the truck meets the minimum requirements for Class 3 in the Maut, the

German toll system for trucks.

DAF dealers use the TOPEC

programme to configure trucks for specific applications and to demonstrate what

choosing features like a faster rear axle reduction or smaller fuel tanks can

mean in terms of fuel consumption and CO2 emissions.

Invincible

‘An optimal specification and

registration before 1 July 2025 will deliver an advantage within the German

Maut for every kilometre driven over the next six years,’ says Bart Bosmans,

member of the Board of Management at DAF Trucks with responsibility for

Marketing & Sales. ‘We work every day on making our trucks even more

efficient. The Efficiency Champions show just how important vehicle

specifications are to achieving the lowest possible fuel consumption and CO2 emissions.’

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