Mercedes-Benz Axor v1.0 ETS2
The Mercedes-Benz Axor represents a robust heavy truck produced by Daimler Truck from 1999 to 2016, designed to fill the gap between the upscale Actros and the rigid Atego models. Although it was succeeded by the Antos and Arocs in Germany, production continues in Brazil, Turkey, Indonesia, and India (under BharatBenz).
Key Features and Specifications:
Engine: Axor trucks are equipped with turbodiesel engines, including the OM906 (6.374 cc), OM926 (7.201 cc), and OM457 (11.967 cc) inline 6-cylinder options. Many engines comply with emissions standards such as Euro 5 or Euro 6 in certain regions.
Transmission: Various transmission options are available, ranging from basic manual gearshifts to Electronic Power Shift (EPS) and fully automatic transmissions. Automated options like the MB G 240-16 Mercedes ComfortShift, featuring 12 or 16 gears, are also offered.
Layouts: The Axor is available in multiple configurations to cater to different needs, including 4×2, 6×2, 6×4, 8x2S, and 8×4.
Cabin: Known for its comfortable and ergonomic cabin, the Axor boasts high-quality interior materials and well-placed controls, with some models offering a spacious long cab equipped with a standard bed.
Chassis: The strong frame is designed without protrusions above the top, with side rail thickness options of 7 mm, 8 mm, and 9.5 mm.
Versatility: Renowned for its adaptability, the Axor can be configured for various applications such as long-distance transport, distribution, and construction, allowing for different body styles, including box-bodies, curtainsider-platforms, and tippers.
Reliability: With a reputation for mechanical dependability, the Axor is a favored choice in challenging operational environments.
Models and Specifications (Examples from Brazil):
While specific variants and their specs may differ across markets and production years, here are a few examples from Brazil:
Axor 1933: Often features the OM 926 LA engine (7.2 liters, 6 cylinders in line) producing a maximum of 326 hp and maximum torque of 1,300 Nm, typically in a 4×2 layout.
Axor 4144: Boasts an MB OM 457 LA BlueTec5 engine (12 liters, 6 cylinders in line) generating 439 hp and 2,200 Nm of torque. This variant commonly has an 8×4 layout, ideal for heavy-duty tasks like construction.
Axor 2544 S: A sought-after model in Brazil, often configured as a 6×2 tractor with an automatic transmission and a high-roof sleeper cab.
Market and Pricing (Brazil – as of July 2025):
The Mercedes-Benz Axor maintains a significant market presence in Brazil. Newly announced Axor models for 2025 are priced around R$ 698,000 for the 4×2 version and R$ 738,000 for the 6×2 variant.
Used Axor truck prices in Brazil can vary significantly based on age, mileage, and condition. For instance, a 2022 Axor 2544 S may sell for approximately R$ 510,000, while prices for older models from 2005 can start around R$ 104,943, escalating to R$ 726,024 for newer 2022 models.
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