Current Models:

• Freightliner Cascadia (2007–present): Introduced in 2007, the Cascadia is Freightliner's flagship on-highway Class 8 truck, known for its aerodynamic design and fuel efficiency. The model has undergone several evolutions, with the fifth generation slated for production in 2025. ​
• Freightliner eCascadia (2018–present): An all-electric version of the Cascadia, the eCascadia was introduced in 2018, reflecting Freightliner's commitment to sustainable transportation solutions. ​
• Freightliner eM2 (2018–present): The eM2 is an all-electric medium-duty truck introduced in 2018, designed for local distribution and last-mile delivery applications. ​
• Freightliner M2 106 Plus (2002–present): Part of the Business Class M2 series, the M2 106 Plus is a versatile medium-duty truck suitable for various applications, including pickup and delivery, utility, and towing. ​
• Freightliner M2 112 Plus (2002–present): A heavier-duty version of the M2 series, the M2 112 Plus is designed for regional haul, bulk haul, and refuse applications. ​
• Freightliner 108SD Plus (2011–present): The 108SD Plus is a severe-duty truck designed for municipal and utility applications, offering durability and reliability. ​
• Freightliner 114SD Plus (2011–present): A step up from the 108SD, the 114SD Plus is built for heavier vocational tasks such as construction and waste management. ​
• Freightliner 122SD (2014–present): Known for its power and durability, the 122SD is designed for heavy-haul and severe-duty applications, capable of handling the most demanding jobs. ​
• Freightliner EconicSD (2018–present): Based on the European Mercedes-Benz Econic, the EconicSD was introduced to North America in 2018, tailored primarily for refuse collection with its low-entry design. ​

Discontinued Models:

• Freightliner FL Series (FLD) (1987–2010): The FLD series was introduced in 1987 as a conventional Class 8 truck, known for its aerodynamic design. It was eventually succeeded by the Century Class and Columbia models. ​
• Freightliner Classic and Classic XL (1990–2010): These models featured a traditional hood design and were based on the FLD series, offering options with 120-inch and 132-inch bumper-to-back-of-cab (BBC) measurements, respectively. ​
• Freightliner Century Class (C120) (1996–2010): Introduced in 1996, the Century Class was an aerodynamic conventional truck that replaced the FLD series in phases. ​
• Freightliner Columbia (CL120) (2000–2010): The Columbia was introduced as part of Freightliner's C-Series, serving as an aerodynamic conventional truck alongside the Century Class. ​
• Freightliner Coronado (2001–2016): Introduced in 2001, the Coronado featured a traditional design with modern amenities, eventually being succeeded by the 122SD. ​
• Freightliner Argosy (1999–2020): The Argosy was Freightliner's cab-over-engine (COE) model, primarily marketed in Australia and South Africa, with limited availability in North America. ​
• Freightliner Business Class (FL-Series) (1985–2007): The FL-Series, also known as the Business Class, was introduced in 1985 as a medium-duty truck line, eventually being replaced by the Business Class M2 series. ​
• Freightliner Sprinter (1995–2018): Originally introduced as a collaboration with Mercedes-Benz, the Sprinter was a light commercial van that underwent several generations before Freightliner ceased its distribution in 2018.