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February 13, 2023

DTNA's SuperTruck II in Photos

An active ride-height control system lowers the ride height to within a couple of inches of the ground to close the gap with the road surface and to lower the overall frontal profile of the truck....

An active ride-height control system lowers the ride height to within a couple of inches of the ground to close the gap with the road surface and to lower the overall frontal profile of the truck.

Photo: Jim Park

An active ride-height control system lowers the ride height to within a couple of inches of the ground to close the gap with the road surface and to lower the overall frontal profile of the truck.

Photo: Jim Park
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