Download Mercedes-Benz Trucks Roadshow 2026: Experience the future of commercial vehicle logistics firsthand Leinfelden-Echterdingen/Wörth am Rhein – Mercedes‑Benz Trucks reflects on 130 years of truck history and 30 years of Actros while decisively driving the transformation of transport forward. To mark this anniversary, the manufacturer is launching the nationwide 'eActros & Friends' Roadshow 2026 - one of the largest customer events of the year. Between April 7 and May 23, Mercedes‑Benz Trucks will present numerous vehicles from… Leinfelden-Echterdingen/Wörth am Rhein – Mercedes‑Benz Trucks reflects on 130 years of truck history and 30 years of Actros while decisively driving the transformation of transport forward. To mark this anniversary, the manufacturer is launching the nationwide 'eActros & Friends' Roadshow 2026 - one of the largest customer events of the year. Between April 7 and May 23, Mercedes‑Benz Trucks will present numerous vehicles from its current truck portfolio at 24 partner locations across Germany, ranging from battery‑electric models to highly efficient diesel trucks. Christian Wilz, CEO Mercedes‑Benz Trucks & FUSO Germany: “Our customers keep the economy moving, and we are here to support them. With the 'eActros & Friends' Roadshow, we are bringing our latest trucks—battery‑electric as well as conventionally powered—directly to our customers and drivers, allowing them to experience the future of transport up close. Our goal? Successful customers!” Visitors can look forward to a diverse program including test drives, vehicle presentations, and personal discussions with experts. The goal of the roadshow is to make the transformation of freight transport tangible in real-world settings and to showcase the breadth and diversity of the Mercedes‑Benz Trucks portfolio. Electromobility continues to gain importance in the commercial vehicle sector. With the eActros 600, already in customer use for more than a year, Mercedes-Benz Trucks has demonstrated the potential of battery‑electric trucks, particularly in long‑haul transport.