The company is relocating production from China to Mexico to reduce import expenses and supply-chain restrictions—and ensure faster delivery to North American customers.
The acquisition is part of its mission to transform fleet operations by connecting every vehicle and service: FleetNet has a network of more than 60,000 independent service providers...
The Summit will provide an opportunity for aftermarket suppliers to highlight critical issues, including right to repair, the transition to zero vehicle emissions, trade and China...
Truck-trailer manufacturers in 2022 saw production totals return to pre-pandemic levels, and most reported the year could've been even better: Demand remained strong as fleets...
While most trailer makers continue to see demand exceeding capacity through the end of 2023, some fleets are taking a wait-and-see attitude and splitting orders to hedge their...
Nearly 300 exhibitors will demonstrate the latest trailers, truck beds, parts, accessories, software, and financial and marketing services to North American trailer dealership...
The company reports significant progress on developing a Blue Arc Class 5 cab chassis, "an important product" with "flexible body options" that will be on display at Work Truck...
Transportation trade group leaders call on Congressional leaders to end the World War I-era Federal Excise Tax, which they say adds up to $50,000 to a commercial EV. Similar legislation...
Engineered with the operator in mind, the XLP Carrier Autogrid design offers a 3,500 lb. rating and a crossbar that can rotate 90 degrees either side of center
The month’s data are "simply a return to more normal levels,” following the year-end surge, but trailer orderbooks are essentially committed into the beginning Q4
The event also has expanded the show floor, covering 330,000 square feet of exhibit hall space and will feature more than 275 exhibitors and 185 advanced clean vehicles and technologies...
"This year, from a regulatory perspective, is definitely going to be the year of fuel efficiency," MEMA's Ann Wilson told attendees at Heavy Duty Aftermarket Dialogue