Hino Trucks
L Series and XL Series
With more than 80 years of truck manufacturing history, Hino is one of the premier heavy- and medium-duty commercial truck brands in the U.S. With a lineup that offers fully connected vehicles with low total cost of ownership, superior fuel economy, unmatched reliability and maneuverability, and the most comprehensive bundle of standard features on the market, Hino trucks set a new standard. We have new and used Hino trucks in stock at our 27 Hino dealerships across the country. From delivery, refuse and utility applications to dump, tanker and crane capabilities, you can count on the Hino L Series and XL Series trucks to get the job done.
Hino XL Series Heavy-Duty Trucks
The XL Series trucks take Hino’s lineup to the next level with options for straight truck and tractor configurations and GVWRs ranging from 33,000–60,600 lbs. Ideal for box, dump, snowplow, tanker, crane and refuse applications, the versatile XL7 and XL8 are here to maximize your business's functionality.
Hino L Series Medium-Duty Trucks
The medium-duty L Series trucks improve upon Hino's previous conventional models with an upgraded automotive-grade interior, a host of advanced safety features and larger cab configurations for more versatility than ever before. The L6 and L7 are ideal for applications ranging from 23,000–33,000 lbs. GVWR.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who makes Hino trucks and where are they manufactured?
Hino trucks are manufactured by Hino Motors, Ltd., which became part of the newly formed ARCHION Group in April 2026 through its business integration with Mitsubishi Fuso. Toyota Motor Corporation and Daimler Truck are major shareholders in ARCHION, each holding a 25% stake.
Hino assembles trucks for the U.S. market at its nearly 1-million-square-foot plant in Mineral Wells, West Virginia.
What Hino truck models are available?
Hino’s conventional truck lineup includes the medium-duty L Series and the heavy-duty XL Series. The L Series includes the L6 and L7, while the XL Series includes the XL7 and XL8.
Which Hino truck is right for my business?
The right Hino truck depends on your required gross vehicle weight rating, body configuration, route and application.
The Hino L Series offers GVWRs from 23,000 to 33,000 pounds and is well suited for applications such as delivery, towing, landscaping and utility work. The Hino XL Series offers GVWRs from 33,000 to 60,600 pounds, with straight truck and tractor configurations for heavier vocational applications. Our truck sales experts can help you select and configure the right Hino truck for your operation.
What engines are in Hino trucks?
Hino L6 and L7 trucks are powered by a turbocharged Cummins B6.7 diesel engine producing 240–260 horsepower and 600–660 lb.-ft. of torque. Hino XL7 and XL8 trucks feature a Cummins L9 diesel engine producing 300–360 horsepower and 860–1,150 lb.-ft. of torque. Both series are available with Allison automatic transmissions.
What safety features are available on Hino trucks?
Depending on the model and configuration, Hino trucks are available with advanced safety technologies such as a collision mitigation system, adaptive cruise control and lane departure warning. Antilock brakes and electronic stability control may also be available or standard, depending on the configuration.
How much does a Hino truck cost?
The price of a Hino truck varies based on model, configuration, engine options, upfits, and whether the truck is new or used. For a personalized quote and to explore financing options, please view our inventory and contact your nearest Rush Truck Centers dealership today.
Does Rush Truck Centers offer financing for Hino trucks?
Yes. We offer flexible financing solutions for both new and used Hino trucks. Financing through Rush Truck Financing lets you combine your vehicle, preventive maintenance, extended protection plan and GAP into one monthly payment.
What warranty options are available for Hino trucks?
Hino currently offers 24 months of base vehicle coverage with unlimited mileage. Cummins B6.7 engine coverage is 36 months with unlimited mileage, while Cummins L9 engine coverage is 24 months or 250,000 miles. Used Hino trucks may be eligible for aftermarket warranty options depending on their age and condition. Our truck sales experts can explain available warranty programs and help you choose coverage that fits your ownership goals.
What is Hino Edge?
Hino Edge is Hino’s connected-vehicle solution and comes standard on Hino trucks. It provides tools for monitoring vehicle location, utilization, fuel economy, maintenance needs and fault-code notifications. Hino Edge also supports communication between customers, dealers, telematics providers and the Hino Ultimate Support Center through Hino Case Management.
What is HinoWatch?
HinoWatch is Hino's 24/7 roadside assistance program that is included for the first three years of ownership of a new Hino L or XL Series truck.
Complimentary services include lockout assistance, battery jump-starts and help locating the nearest dealer. HinoWatch can also coordinate towing, tire service and fuel or DEF delivery. Coverage is available throughout the United States.
Where can I buy, service or purchase parts for a Hino truck?
Rush Truck Centers operates 27 full-service Hino dealerships in Arizona, California, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Kansas, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Texas and Virginia. Our Hino dealerships sell new and used Hino trucks and offer parts and service support.
In total, 36 Rush Truck Centers locations are certified to service Hino trucks and sell Hino truck parts. These locations are staffed by factory-trained, ASE-certified technicians who understand the maintenance and repair needs of all makes and models of commercial trucks. Find a Hino truck sales, service or parts location near you.
Several of our Hino sales, parts and service locations are also Certified Ultimate dealerships, meaning they have met rigorous customer service and operational standards established by Hino.
