No, in English nouns do not generally have gender unless they refer to something that is actually male or female.
It is a truck.
He is a man.
She is a woman.

AnonymousDoes truck have gender

However, I would not be surprised to hear a trucker refer to his vehicle as 'she'. Beloved cars, ships and other possessions are often given gender pronouns in informal language.

Mister MicawberI would not be surprised to hear a trucker refer to his vehicle as 'she'.

I have actually heard this, and not just in a film either.

CJ

Mister MicawberHowever, I would not be surprised to hear a trucker refer to his vehicle as 'she'. Beloved cars, ships and other possessions are often given gender pronouns in informal language.

I had beloved cars to which I gave female names. I never named the trucks I drove though, and never thought of them as being female. A "Pete" lends itself to being male

Blue JayBoats, on the other hand, are undoubtedly female

And nickle-plated Smith & Wessons.