Trucks are together with the map the most important feature of Euro Truck Simulator 2. There are 7 truck manufacturers and 26 different models, all of which can be upgraded in service shops. Breakdown is 5 (4 ownable) DAFs, 3 Ivecos, 3 MANs, 2 Mercedes-Benz, 4 (3 ownable) Renaults, 5 (4 ownable) Scanias, and 4 Volvos.
- For truck dealerships, see Euro Truck Simulator 2 Truck Dealers.
Models[]
| Manufacturer | Model | Cabin | Engine | Transmission | Release date | Update release |
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| DAF XF105 |
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360 hp (265 kW) – 510 hp (375 kW) Euro 5 | ZF, Allison | 19th October, 2012 | 1.0 (Launch release) | |
| DAF XF Euro 6 |
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370 hp (270 kW) – 530 hp (390 kW) Euro 6 | 11th November, 2014 | 1.14 | ||
| DAF NGD |
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367 hp (270 kW) – 530 hp (390 kW) Euro 6 | ZF |
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| DAF XD |
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299 hp (220 kW) - 449 hp (330 kW) Euro 6 | 21st November 2023 | 1.48.5 | ||
| DAF XF Electric | Sleeper High | 415 hp (310 kW) | Paccar ePowertrain HD2 | 14th October 2025 | 1.56 (Part of the Quick-Jobs) | |
| Iveco Stralis |
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310 hp (228 kW) – 560 hp (412 kW) Euro 4 | ZF, Allison | 19th October, 2012 | 1.0 (Launch release) | |
| Iveco Stralis Hi-Way | Hi-Way | 310 hp (228 kW) – 560 hp (412 kW) Euro 6 | 9th July, 2013 | 1.4 | ||
| Iveco S-Way | Active Space | 460 hp (338 kW) - 580 hp (426 kW) Euro 6 | ZF | 10th December, 2024 | 1.53 | |
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MAN TGX TG1 |
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320 hp (235 kW) – 680 hp (500 kW) Euro 5 | ZF, Allison | 19th October, 2012 | 1.0 (Launch release) |
| MAN TGX TG2 | 330 hp (245 kW) – 640 hp (471 kW) Euro 6 | TipMatic, ZF, Allison | 8th February, 2019 | 1.34 | ||
| MAN TGX TG3 |
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330 hp (245 kW) – 640 hp (471 kW) Euro 6 | 16th May, 2023 | 1.47 | ||
| Mercedes-Benz Actros MP3 |
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320 hp (235 kW) – 598 hp (440 kW) Euro 5 | PowerShift, Allison | 19th October, 2012 | 1.0 (Launch release) | |
| Mercedes-Benz Actros MP4 |
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421 hp (310 kW) – 625 hp (460 kw) Euro 6 | 26th May, 2015 | 1.18 | ||
| Renault Trucks Magnum | Excellence | 440 hp (323 kW) – 520 hp (382 kW) Euro 5 | Optidriver, ZF, Allison | 19th October, 2012 | 1.0 (Launch release) | |
| Renault Trucks Premium |
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380 hp (280 kW) – 460 hp (338 kW) Euro 5 | 19th October, 2012 | 1.0 (Launch release) | ||
| Renault Trucks T-Range |
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380 hp (279 kW) – 520 hp (382 kW) Euro 6 | Optidriver, Optidriver Xtended, Allison | 26th September, 2019 | 1.35 | |
| Renault Trucks E-Tech T Electric | Sleeper | 450 hp (330 kW) - 666 hp (490 kW) | Optidriver | 30th May, 2024 | 1.50 (Part of the Quick-Jobs) | |
| Scania R 2009 |
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19th October, 2012 | 1.0 (Launch release) | |
| Scania Streamline |
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9th December, 2013 | 1.8 | |||
| Scania R 2016 |
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370 hp (272 kW) – 770 hp (566 kW) Euro 6 |
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1st December, 2017 | 1.30 | |
| Scania S | ||||||
| Scania S Electric | High Roof | 540 hp (400 kW) - 610 hp (450 kW) | Scania GE281 | 2nd July, 2024 | 1.50 (Part of the Quick-Jobs) | |
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Volvo FH Series 3 |
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420 hp (309 kW) – 750 hp (551 kW) Euro 5/EEV | I-Shift, Allison | 19th October, 2012 | 1.0 (Launch release) |
| Volvo FH Series 4 |
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24th October, 2013 | 1.7 | |||
| Volvo FH Series 5 | 420 hp (309 kW) - 750 hp (551 kW) Euro 6 | 17th December, 2024 | 1.53 | |||
| Volvo FH Series 6 |
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420 hp (309 kW) - 780 hp (574 kW) Euro 6 |
Upgrading[]
Every truck brand in Euro Truck Simulator 2 offers at least two or more base models (as of Update 1.34). Every model has a series of options that can be upgraded by the player's choice. As you increase in level, higher tier upgrade options become available. Normally, a truck can be upgraded with the options below:
Upgrading Types and Options:
- Cabin
- Tier 1 Cabin - Small overall size (eg. Sleeper (Volvo); Normal (Scania); Day Cab (DAF XD))
- Tier 2 Cabin - Medium overall size (eg. Globetrotter (Volvo); Highline (Scania))
- Tier 3 Cabin - Large overall size (eg. Globetrotter XL (Volvo); Topline (Scania))
- Tier 4 Cabin - Extra Large overall size (eg. Globetrotter XXL (Volvo))
- Chassis (slightly affects stability and turning radius, but upgrade means lower fuel tank capacity)
- 4x2 (four wheels with a steerable front axle and a powered rear axle -- has the tightest turn radius)
- 6x2 (six wheels with a steerable front axle, a middle axle and a powered rear axle -- has a poor turn radius)
- 6x2/4 (six wheels with a steerable front axle, a steerable middle axle and a powered rear axle -- has a slightly poorer turn radius than 4x2, but better than 6x2)
- 6x2/4 Midlift (six wheels with a steerable front axle, a steerable, liftable middle axle and a powered rear axle -- turn radius unaffected by lift state)
- 6x2 Rear Taglift (six wheels with a steerable front axle, a powered middle axle and liftable rear axle -- when rear wheels are up it has a better radius than 6x2, but slightly worse than 4x2; when down similar to 6x2)
- 6x2 Steerable Taglift (six wheels with a steerable front axle, powered middle axle and liftable, steerable rear axle -- better turn radius than 6x2, 6x2/4, 6x4, comparable to 4x2 on DAF, better than 4x2 on Volvo, only available on some trucks -- Volvo FH6, Volvo FH5, DAF XD, DAF NGD)
- 6x4 (six wheels with a steerable front axle and two powered rear axles -- has a poor turn radius, but is otherwise similar to 6x2)
- 8x4/4 Midlift (eight wheels with a steerable front axle, a steerable and liftable middle axle and two powered rear axles -- has the poorest turn radius, but recommended for Heavy Cargo Pack & Special Transport)
- Motors (see above)
- Transmission (the R series include a retarder which prevents the truck from accelerating too much down the hill and is seen as an "R" on the dashboard when activated)
- Interior Design
- Standard / Privilege (has a built-in GPS on the Mercedes-Benz New Actros, DAF XF Euro 6, Volvo FH16)
- Standard UK / Privilege UK (Right-side steering wheel and speedometer showing miles per hour (mph) )
- Exclusive / Trust Edition / Excellence / Route 66 (has built-in GPS except in Renault Magnum and Premium and Mercedes-Benz Actros)
- Exclusive UK / Trust Edition UK / Excellence UK / Route 66 UK (Right-side steering wheel, has built-in GPS except in Renault Magnum and Premium and Mercedes-Benz Actros)
- Exclusive V8 (Scania only, has built-in GPS)
- Exclusive V8 UK (Scania only, Right-side steering wheel, has built-in GPS)
- Paint Colors (Own truck factory paint jobs)
- Exterior
- Lights
- Horns
- Exhausts
- Sideskirts
- Wheels (including rims, covers, nuts, and hubs)
- Mirrors
- Steps
- Door handles
- Front/Top Grills and lights / air horns supporters
- Bull Bars
- Interior (Interior view, custom license plates can be placed in the windshield, also used for interior customization mods)
Service Shops[]
Service Shops can be found in most cities in Euro Truck Simulator 2. They can be visited at any time to repair truck damage, buy upgrades for the truck, or even to apply a new paint job.
A Repair/Service Shop in Lyon, France before the city was reskinned in update 1.43.
In a designated group of cities the Service Shop can be adjacent to a large Truck Dealership. However, some cities are also an exception - having a Service Shop and a Dealership in two separate locations.
Damage[]
Damage is dealt when you collide with an object (sign, wall, barrier, AI car). It also accumulates while driving normally. This happens because the parts wear down in use, so regular maintenance is recommended even if you drive safely.
Damage is not visually simulated in the truck. It is simulated mechanically, however. Damage is simulated in five different parts - tires, cabin, chassis, engine and gearbox. Engine and gearbox damage affect truck performance as less power can be utilized with greater damage and certain gears may stop working. Chassis affects truck suspension, making it more liable to tip during hard turns. The cabin houses the truck electrics and increased damage leads to electrical failures in the truck. Finally, tires affect traction and handling. The more tire damage is accumulated, the worse the handling becomes in wet weather and/or loose surfaces, such as gravel. Increased engine damage also adds a chance of having an engine malfunction - which will cause failures in the truck's battery and engine, and eventually, turn it off permanently if a critical damage percentage is reached.
It can be fixed by visiting a Service Shop, for a fee that will depend on the variety and percentage of damage. Repair prices range anywhere from €1 to €95,000 and tend to cost around €625 (£500) for each 1% of damage.
The player can also choose to call Emergency (via GPS - F7) at any point of the game, even while hauling a delivery. The emergency can transport the truck and cargo to the nearest city's Service Shop. This is useful in case of an unrecoverable crash, critical / total damage percent reached - or simply if the truck ran out of fuel.
Note, however, that Emergency transportation will have a cost that will vary according to the distance of the nearest Service Shop. This transportation will also take time - this means that if the player is hauling a cargo delivery, they will now have less time to deliver it. Another thing to note is that, if the player is hauling external contract cargo, the cargo will be abandoned there and then, and you cannot recover it.
Trivia[]
- There were some rumours that KAMAZ could get added after the release of Heart of Russia DLC, but it was cancelled due to postponement of the DLC and licensing restrictions. However, this truck is still available as a third-party mod.
See also[]
- Euro Truck Simulator 2 Vehicles, a list of all vehicles in ETS2 (also non-playable vehicles)
- American Truck Simulator Trucks

