Euro Truck Simulator 2 Trucks

Trucks are together with the map the most important feature of Euro Truck Simulator 2. There are 7 truck manufacturers and 15 different models, which are tuneable in service shops.

Models

Manufacturer	Model	Cabin	Engine
	DAF XF 105	Space, Space Cab Plus, Super Space	360 hp (265 kW) – 510 hp (375 kW) Euro 4
	DAF XF EURO 6	Space, Space Aero, Super Space	410 hp (303 kW) – 510 hp (375 kW) Euro 6
	Iveco Stralis	Active Space, Active Super, Active Space Super	310 hp (231 kW) – 560 hp (418 kW) Euro 4
	Iveco Stralis Hi-Way	Hi-Way	310 hp (231 kW) – 560 hp (418 kW) Euro 6
	MAN TGX	XL, XLX, XXL	320 hp (235 kW) – 680 hp (500 kW) Euro 4
	Mercedes-Benz Actros	Low Roof Sleeper, High Roof Sleeper, MegaSpace	320 hp (235 kW) – 598 hp (440 kW) Euro 4
	Mercedes-Benz New Actros	StreamSpace, BigSpace, GigaSpace	421 hp (310 kW) – 625 hp (460 kw) Euro 6
	Renault Magnum	Excellence	440 hp (323 kW) – 520 hp (382 kW) Euro 5
	Renault Premium	Normal Roof, High Roof	380 hp (280 kW) – 460 hp (338 kW) Euro 5
	Scania R	Normal Roof, High Roof	370 hp (272 kW) – 730 hp (537 kW) Euro 5/6
	Scania R 2012	Normal, Highline, Topline	360 hp (265 kW) – 730 hp (537 kW) Euro 5/6
	Scania S	Normal Roof, High Roof	370 hp (272 kW) – 730 hp (537 kW) Euro 5/6
	Scania Streamline	Normal, Highline, Topline	360 hp (265 kW) – 730 hp (537 kW) Euro 5/6
	Volvo FH16 Classic	Sleeper, Globetrotter, Globetrotter XL	540 hp (397 kW) – 750 hp (551 kW) Euro 5
	Volvo FH16	Sleeper, Globetrotter, Globetrotter XL	460 hp (338 kW) – 750 hp (551 kW) Euro 5/6

Upgrading

Every truck brand in Euro Truck Simulator 2 offers one or two base models. 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:

1. Cabin
   1. Tier 1 Cabin - Small overall size (eg. Sleeper (Volvo); Normal (Scania) )
   2. Tier 2 Cabin - Medium overall size (eg. Globetrotter (Volvo); Highline (Scania) )
   3. Tier 3 Cabin - Large overall size (eg. Globetrotter XL (Volvo); Topline (Scania) )
2. Chassis (slightly affects stability and turning radius, but upgrade means lower fuel tank capacity)
   1. 4x2 (four wheels with a steerable front axle and a powered rear axle -- has the tightest turn radius)
   2. 6x2 (six wheels with a steerable front axle, a middle axle, and a powered rear axle -- has a poor turn radius)
   3. 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)
   4. 6x2/4 Midlift (six wheels with a steerable front axle, a steerable, liftable middle axle, and a powered rear axle -- when mid wheels are up, turn radius is marginally better than 6x2/4)
   5. 6x2/4 Rear Taglift (six wheels with a steerable front axle, a powered middle axle, and a steerable, liftable rear axle -- when rear wheels are up, turn radius is similar to 4x2)
   6. 6x4 (six wheels with a steerable front axle and two powered rear axles -- has a poor turn radius but is otherwise similar to 6x2)
   7. 8x4 (eight wheels with a steerable front axle, a steerable middle axle and two powered rear axles -- has the poorest turn radius, but recommended for Heavy Cargo Pack & Special Transport DLC)
3. Motors (see above)
4. 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)
5. Interior Design
   1. Basic / Privilege (has a built-in GPS on the Mercedes-Benz New Actros, DAF XF Euro 6, Volvo FH16)
   2. Basic / Privilege UK (Right-side steering wheel and speedometer showing miles per hour (mph) )
   3. Exclusive / Excellence (has built-in GPS except in both Renault and Mercedes-Benz Actros)
   4. Exclusive / Excellence UK (Right-side steering wheel, has built-in GPS except in both Renault and Mercedes-Benz Actros)
   5. Exclusive V8 (Scania Only, has built-in GPS)
   6. Exclusive V8 UK (Scania Only, Right-side steering wheel, has built-in GPS)
6. Paint Colors (Own truck factory paint jobs)
7. Exterior
   1. Lights
   2. Horns
   3. Exhausts
   4. Sideskirts
   5. Wheels
   6. Mirrors
   7. Steps
   8. Door handles
   9. Front/Top Grills and lights / air horns supporters
   10. Rear Bumper (DLC only)
8. 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 every city of Euro Truck Simulator 2 European map. They can be visited 24/7 in order to repair truck damage, upgrade the truck or even to apply for a custom player paint job.

Repair/Service Shop in Lyon (France)

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 individual 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 reduces the truck's overall performance - turning, throttle, handling, and even fuel consumption. Increased 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.

See also

• Euro Truck Simulator 2 Vehicles, a list of all vehicles in ETS2 (also non-playable vehicles)
• American Truck Simulator Trucks