Advanced Safety Features now standard across FUSO Canter 4x2 range.

Carr & Haslam has always embraced new technology - an is extremely happy with the performance of its new Shogun 510!

FUSO has retained its standing as New Zealand's No.1 heavy commercial truck and bus brand in 2023.

ACM Metal Supply and Cartage recently added a Shogun FV2651 to its fleet and has a second on order. This is why.

You don’t have to wait for the sun to shine to enjoy the memory of long, carefree days – just rock up to Keith Andrews Whangārei!

When Barry Maher needed a new truck to tame his main route from Mangaweka to Rotorua, there was only one vehicle in his mind.

New Zealand’s favourite light-duty truck was launched in Japan in 1963 and first rolled off the local assembly line in New Zealand ten years later. It quickly proved a hit with Kiwi operators and is now sold in 70 countries with more than 4.5 million units having been built over the past six decades.

A new FUSO Shogun Super Low is laying the foundations of bottom line growth for Duncan McLay and Mike Forde’s operations.

Keith Andrews and Fuso New Zealand (FNZ) were proud to jointly host New Zealand’s Women of EVs group in Auckland recently.

To ensure work doesn’t grind to a halt at even the remotest of worksites, GOfuel turned to FUSO to keep things moving.

The momentum behind FUSO eCanter continues to gather pace as more Kiwi operators embrace the move towards fleet decarbonisation.

Heavy Metal Haulage was the first Kiwi operator to run a FUSO 400 V8 factory twin steer. Now, it's added Shogun 510 to its number.

FUSO has retained its standing as the No.1 truck brand in New Zealand.

Radial Imports NZ Ltd is the latest company to turn to FUSO eCanter in its journey to decarbonisation.

PlaceMakers takes its environmental responsibility seriously, which is why it has invested in two FUSO eCanter tippers.

KTZ Transport owner and trained chef Kunwar Suri is new to the industry, but he’s already enjoying the support of FUSO.

A delegation of key stakeholders including the New Zealand Minister of Energy and Resources, Dr Megan Woods, was recently given a high-level tour of FUSO headquarters in Japan and provided with an overview of the manufacturer’s zero emission truck and bus program.

Back when starting a new company was hard, David Conroy was one of several budding entrepreneurs stuck on the outside looking in.

Conroy Removals boss David Conroy has no doubts when it comes to FUSO. He’s trusted the brand for 50 years and it remains well-placed today.

Daimler Truck AG is one of the world’s largest commercial vehicle manufacturers and includes trusted brands from Europe, Asia and North America in Mercedes-Benz, FUSO and Freightliner respectively – all are represented in New Zealand by Keith Andrews, the country’s largest commercial vehicle dealer.

New Zealand’s favourite light truck, FUSO Canter, is a proven performer in landscaping businesses.