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The fall 2022 U.S. Commercial Vehicle Market Report was released in conjunction with NTEA’s Executive Leadership Summit.

The fall 2022 U.S. Commercial Vehicle Market Report is available free to the industry.
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NTEA released the first edition of the U.S. Commercial Vehicle Market Report, which is a semi-annual industry report that delves into the details, data, and trends around the life cycle of commercial vehicles.
“The U.S. Commercial Vehicle Market Report provides work truck industry companies with forecasting and trend analysis they can leverage in their operational planning,” said Kevin Koester, NTEA managing director. “We’re excited to launch this collaborative report and ultimately connect with our membership to gather feedback and discuss findings — especially as the report, its data, and trends evolve over time.”
The fall 2022 U.S. Commercial Vehicle Market Report was released in conjunction with NTEA’s Executive Leadership Summit, in Baltimore, Maryland, during a session on trends within the commercial vehicle population led by representatives from Commercial Truck Trader, S&P Global Mobility, and NTEA, according to the organization's news release.
Topics covered include:
Purchasing trends and forecasts by vehicle class.
Fleet reactions to supply shortages and resulting effects on demand.
How recent chassis shortages have impacted sales and consideration trends.
Ways the industry is preparing for new emission standards.
How electric vehicles are being used commercially.
“The commercial vehicle market is rapidly changing due to many factors, including the last-mile boom and emergence of electric vehicles,” said Mark Hazel, associate director of commercial vehicle reporting at S&P Global Mobility. “This collaborative report between NTEA, S&P Global Mobility, and Commercial Truck Trader will provide unparalleled insights to guide businesses through the changing commercial vehicle market.”
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