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UD Quon CW 26 400 / 460 6x4 Rigid Truck

The UD Quon CW 26 400 / 460 6x4 is a high-capacity rigid truck designed for demanding heavy-duty transport applications. With powerful 11-litre engine options, flexible suspension configurations, and a focus on uptime, it suits New Zealand operators moving heavier payloads across regional and vocational routes.



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KEY FEATURES

GH11 11-litre engine delivering up to 2,250 Nm of torque, providing strong low-speed pulling power for heavy payloads and challenging terrain.

Choice of 400 hp or 460 hp outputs, allowing operators to match performance to specific operational and payload requirements.
ESCOT‑VI automated manual transmission, improving drivability, fuel efficiency, and reducing driver fatigue in stop-start or highway conditions.
6x4 wheel configuration, offering balanced traction and stability for higher GVM rigid truck applications.
Leaf spring or electronically controlled air suspension options, enabling flexibility for different body types and load sensitivity requirements.

Description

The UD Quon CW 26 400 / 460 6x4 is engineered for operators who require higher power and torque in rigid truck configurations. Powered by UD’s GH11 engine platform, it delivers strong, efficient performance at low engine speeds, making it well suited to heavy regional freight, vocational transport, and specialist body applications common across New Zealand.

The ESCOT‑VI automated manual transmission provides smooth and consistent shifts, helping drivers maintain control and efficiency under load. Combined with a well-designed cab that prioritises visibility and ergonomics, the CW 26 supports driver comfort throughout long working days.

Designed with uptime and total cost of ownership in mind, the Quon CW range features robust components, extended service intervals, and comprehensive safety systems. This makes the CW 26 400 / 460 a dependable and flexible platform for operators focused on long-term productivity and reliability.

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