The N-series received a good reception among buyers. In the autumn of 2007, it was time for updates. The most significant of these was the introduction of two new smaller models. The N92 replaced the N91, and the N82 was positioned below it. The smaller models combined the transmission and cabin of the N-series with the front end of the A-series. The engines of the N82 and N92 were still equipped with mechanical injection pumps, whereas the other models had electronically controlled common rail engines. The N82 and N92 were always equipped as HiTech models in terms of features. The load capacity of the front axle, originating from the A-series, was 3,100 kg, while in other models it was 4,000 kg. The weight was only 200 kg less than in the larger models. Due to smaller lifting cylinders, the lifting capacity was 4,000 kg. In some countries, a lifting capacity of 5,800 kg was also offered for the smaller models instead of the 7,700 kg standard in Finland.

From the N101 upwards, the model range was standardized so that the external dimensions of all models now matched those of the largest models. The turning circle was stated as 9.4 meters instead of the previous 8.9 meters. Cab suspension was now also available for the HiTech models.

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