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Allison Transmission Accelerates Growth with New Fleet Wins in the GCC region
(MENAFN- Performance Communications) Middle East – 27 October 2025: In partnership with UD Trucks, a leading Japanese OEM, Allison Transmission is accelerating its market penetration in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region with a series of municipal and commercial vehicle fleet wins across the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Oman, Bahrain and Kuwait.
In the UAE, more than 200 Allison-equipped trucks are already in service, with a further 50 units scheduled for delivery in 2025 to support ongoing municipal projects. In Kuwait, Allison has achieved a milestone with its first-ever tender win in the country, supplying 16 UD Croner trucks for a key waste management initiative. In Oman, a leading waste management company has ordered more than 60 UD Croner trucks fitted with Allison transmissions, expected to enter operation in 2026. Meanwhile, in Saudi Arabia, Allison’s technology continues to demonstrate its versatility, with over 50 trucks currently operating within a Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) distribution fleet and more than 40 additional units scheduled for delivery soon.
The surge in demand reflects the GCC’s drive to modernise waste management fleets in response to growing urban populations, rising service expectations and the challenges of high-frequency, stop-start collection in extreme temperatures.
In the UAE, more than 200 Allison-equipped trucks are already in service, with a further 50 units scheduled for delivery in 2025 to support ongoing municipal projects. In Kuwait, Allison has achieved a milestone with its first-ever tender win in the country, supplying 16 UD Croner trucks for a key waste management initiative. In Oman, a leading waste management company has ordered more than 60 UD Croner trucks fitted with Allison transmissions, expected to enter operation in 2026. Meanwhile, in Saudi Arabia, Allison’s technology continues to demonstrate its versatility, with over 50 trucks currently operating within a Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) distribution fleet and more than 40 additional units scheduled for delivery soon.
The surge in demand reflects the GCC’s drive to modernise waste management fleets in response to growing urban populations, rising service expectations and the challenges of high-frequency, stop-start collection in extreme temperatures.
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