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Vnl-Product-Brochure-English.Pdf Volvo Trucks. Driving Progress VOLVO VNL series LONG-HAUL EFFICIENCY—PREMIUM COMFORT SEE THE DIFFERENCE EVERY DIFFERENCE MAKES. Fuel Efficiency: Driver Productivity: Safety: Uptime: Innovative technology. Workspace. Living space. The guiding principle Real people. Real Optimized power. Productive space. for everything we do. solutions. Real fast. Improved aerodynamics. Learn how the VNL The VNL offers Volvo’s commitment Our highly-trained helps you squeeze the redesigned working to safety protects your uptime team manages most profit out of every and living spaces, business by helping service and schedules drop of fuel. optimized to put the drivers avoid or minimize repairs 24/7, while driver comfortably accidents, reducing our fleet management in command, maximizing cargo loss, downtime, solutions provide productivity. and accident-related unprecedented control insurance costs. over your operations. pg. 30 pg.40 pg.48 pg. 56 2 Learn more: USA: VNL.volvotrucks.us | CAN: VNL.volvotrucks.ca 3 The shape of trucks to come. The Volvo VNL is built for the needs of today’s—and tomorrow’s— long-haul trucking operations. The VNL delivers a new level of efficiency, along with premium comfort and amenities. The latest VNL builds on Volvo’s foundation—fuel efficiency, driver productivity, safety, and uptime—with precise refinements based on drivers’ needs, optimized to keep your business competitive in today’s marketplace, and ready to meet tomorrow’s demands. A completely reshaped front end features improved airflow, along with state-of-the-art LED lighting for improved visibility and reduced maintenance. Inside, seating has been ergonomically optimized, while the dashboard and steering wheel bring controls and information efficiently to the driver. Our latest VNL sleepers make your drivers feel at home on the road. 4 Learn more: USA: VNL.volvotrucks.us | CAN: VNL.volvotrucks.ca 5 OVERVIEW Ten reasons to love the Volvo VNL. 1. Forward collision warning. 6. Upgraded interior. An audible alert and heads-up warning display The VNL driving environment has been refined to notifies drivers of danger before automatic braking meet the needs of today’s drivers with various trim is activated. Additional info on page 53. levels to provide style, comfort, and function. Learn more on page 46. 4 5 6 7 8 2. LED headlights. All VNL models feature LED high/low beam 7. Refined seating. headlights, plus LED turn, marker, and parking lamps. The Volvo VNL’s seating benefits from refined design, Learn more on page 50. placement, adjustment, and control access. Discover more on page 43. 3. Volvo Active Driver Assist. Volvo Active Driver Assist helps drivers maintain a 8. New full-width sleeper. safe following distance. Discover more on page 53. The new 70-inch long sleepers on the mid-roof VNL 740 and high-roof VNL 760 have been expanded to 4. Position PerfectTM steering. 96-inches wide, maximizing living space and comfort. The VNL features a new three-motion tilt/telescope Learn more on page 16. steering wheel that tilts in relation to the column. Learn more on page 42. 9. Volvo I-Shift. Volvo’s I-Shift automated manual transmission 5. Redesigned dashboard. reduces fatigue and helps the driver stay focused on A well-organized dashboard combines easy-to-read surrounding traffic. Read more about it on page 26. gauges, a five-inch color driver information display, and accessible controls. Additional info on page 8. 10. Adaptive Loading. A lift axle solution for 6x2 tractors, Adaptive Loading 1 helps trucks run efficiently for every mile of every haul. Additional info on page 35. 2 3 9 10 6 Learn more: USA: VNL.volvotrucks.us | CAN: VNL.volvotrucks.ca 7 WORKSPACE Not just a workspace, Configurable LCD screen. At the heart of the new and improved instrument cluster is a a space that works. color LCD display. A full five inches wide, it can be configured to provide trip information, performance data, and a wide range of The dashboard on the VNL has been optimized to reduce distraction by displaying vehicle diagnostics. the critical information a driver needs at a quick glance and by grouping frequently used controls within easy reach. A configurable, five-inch color driver information display with improved graphics works with steering wheel-mounted controls provides key operating information, as well as the ability to choose your preferred diagnostic data. Optional infotainment system. The new infotainment system is available in every VNL. It features a seven-inch color touch screen and an integrated premium audio A dash-top tray with multiple USB and 12V connections provides a safe, convenient home for system. The infotainment system is Bluetooth® and Wi-Fi capable. a driver’s many gadgets, which can also be linked to the optional in-dash infotainment system. Drivers can also choose to install navigation tools and a wide selection of third-party applications. Always in view, the instrument cluster’s clean, symmetrical layout and diffused, light-green backlighting makes it easy to read, reducing eyestrain and fatigue. Learn more: USA: VNL.volvotrucks.us | CAN: VNL.volvotrucks.ca 8 Learn more: USA: VNL.volvotrucks.us | CAN: VNL.volvotrucks.ca Learn more: USA: VNL.volvotrucks.us | CAN: VNL.volvotrucks.ca 9 SLEEPERS To improve your sleep, we improved our sleeper. The VNL sleeper area was designed to offer the driver a calm, restful space for their hours off the road. The VNL lineup now includes a full 70" sleeper option, providing an efficient yet spacious living area. The bunks are broader and more stable, featuring embedded spring mattresses surrounded by an extra layer of foam. Cabinet doors now open toward the back to create more space. Even the cupholders were upgraded by making them modular so they can be adjusted to the most convenient position. Softer, more consistent LED lighting creates a more peaceful environment and keeps power consumption low. When it’s time to rest, airline-style window shades block light with one simple motion. The new double-sided 100% blackout curtain slides easily into place, while ambient lighting for the footwell allows night movement without an overhead light. Volvo has long been known for comfort, but one step inside this sleeper and you’ll see that it’s the finest living environment we’ve ever produced. An industry first. Volvo is proud to offer the first integrated, reclining bunk in a sleeper. Fully adjustable, it’s like putting your favorite easy chair in the cab. A pillowtop, innerspring mattress can be added for even greater comfort. At your fingertips. The sleeper control panel can be used to lock the doors, adjust bunk heating and cooling, and set audio levels. An adjacent desk top swivels off the back wall for meals or to watch movies on your tablet. Need assistance? Just press the “panic” button to call attention to your vehicle. Moving on up. An integrated telescopic step ladder is now standard with the VNL 760 and 860. The ladder deploys easily when needed, while rugged retention latches keep the ladder securely in place when stowed. 10 Learn more: USA: VNL.volvotrucks.us | CAN: VNL.volvotrucks.ca Learn more: USA: VNL.volvotrucks.us | CAN: VNL.volvotrucks.ca 11 VNL 860 The ultimate high-roof truck. VNL 760 Our most popular VNL 300 premium high-roof The premium VNL 740 sleeper. level daycab. The top VNL 400 mid-roof on The versatile the road. flat-roof sleeper. why vnl? The VNL has been redesigned with significant improvements to ergonomics, aerodynamics, fuel efficiency, and performance. The selection of VNL sleeper and day cab models covers a wide range of highway applications, all offering unsurpassed driveability, safety, and comfort, while helping you deliver big savings to your bottom line. So if you’re looking for a premium truck that puts a premium on profitability, look no further than Volvo. 12 Learn more: USA: VNL.volvotrucks.us | CAN: VNL.volvotrucks.ca Learn more: USA: VNL.volvotrucks.us | CAN: VNL.volvotrucks.ca 13 VNL 860 SLEEPER Ultimate comfort, optimized for productivity. You know you’ve arrived at the top when you can choose comfort and safety without compromising on productivity and efficiency. Our flagship model, the high-roof VNL 860, builds on Volvo’s foundation of fuel efficiency, driver productivity, safety, and uptime. When it’s time for work, the latest innovative features help you deliver on your commitments. Beginning with a redesigned, more aerodynamic front end, the VNL 860 follows up with a panoramic windshield, a new dashboard, and optimized seating to put the driver comfortably in command. When the day is done, the upgraded high-roof 77-inch sleeper has plenty of space, storage, and amenities to let team drivers feel at home, away from home. The VNL 860 represents the ultimate investment for your bottom line and for your most important asset—your drivers. VNL 860 14 Learn more: USA: VNL.volvotrucks.us | CAN: VNL.volvotrucks.ca Learn more: USA: VNL.volvotrucks.us | CAN: VNL.volvotrucks.ca 15 VNL 740/760 SLEEPER The new standard for long-haul. Offering improved aerodynamics and fuel-efficient powertrains, combined with Volvo’s industry-leading safety and dependability, the new VNL 740 and VNL 760 models are ideal for reliable performance on the open road. VNL 740 mid-roof. Inside the new 70" long, 96" wide sleepers, drivers will find plenty of space to handle day-to-day demands, The spacious mid-roof VNL 740 is all about whether it’s catching up on paperwork, taking a meal break, or getting the rest they need for extended days efficiency—designed to make the most out on the road. Happy, comfortable drivers lead directly to increased productivity for the long haul. of every drop of fuel.
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