en.Wedoany.com Reported - Big Chill has recently purchased a fleet of Scania R560 6x4 Euro 6 trucks to expand its fleet and improve efficiency, reliability, and reduce emissions. These new vehicles will be deployed across the company's nationwide cold chain distribution network for transporting temperature-controlled goods throughout New Zealand.

Victor Carvalho, Managing Director of Scania New Zealand, stated that this delivery reflects the manufacturer's commitment to providing transport solutions that balance performance, efficiency, and long-term value. "We are proud to support Big Chill as they continue to invest in a modern, efficient fleet to ensure the smooth transport of critical cold chain goods across New Zealand," Carvalho said. "In an operation where every delivery is time-critical, uptime is paramount, and our national service network is dedicated to giving Big Chill the confidence that support is available whenever and wherever needed." He noted that the Euro 6 standard R560 model also aligns with the growing trend among operators to reduce emissions while maintaining performance and fuel efficiency.

The vehicle is powered by Scania's 13-liter Euro 6 engine, paired with the manufacturer's latest G33 overdrive transmission, designed to improve fuel efficiency and reduce emissions while maintaining long-haul freight performance. It is also equipped with advanced safety technologies, including lane departure warning, adaptive cruise control, active steering, and side collision airbags.

Phil Clarke, CEO of Big Chill, said this investment will help the company continue to provide reliable service to its customers. "Cold chain logistics allows no compromise," Clarke said. "Our customers rely on Big Chill to deliver temperature-sensitive products safely and on time. These new Scania trucks provide our drivers with safe, comfortable, and high-performance equipment while helping us improve operational efficiency across our national network." Scania noted that demonstration trials conducted in Big Chill's operations prior to the purchase showed improved fuel efficiency and received positive feedback from drivers. Combined with the low-emission Euro 6 powertrain, the new fleet supports Big Chill's focus on reliable and sustainable cold chain transportation.