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From tire kickers and door slammers to the hundredth “what engine’s in this thing” question, life on the show floor isn’t exactly easy. In this mockumentary-style video, we flip the script and give you the POV of an Isuzu truck sitting front and center at the booth.
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Workhorse’s W56 all-electric step van is now available in a 140-kWh model that offers a 100-mile range, payloads beginning at 10,000 pounds, and a sticker price beginning at $169,000.
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Watch as Tim Worman explains how Stellar Industries has updated its HPS, or hybrid power source. It is now more modular and allows for efficient, noiseless operation of hydraulic tools without idling.
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Capacity Trucks, at the TMC Annual Meeting & Transportation Technology Exhibition, exhibited its LPG-powered terminal tractor and unveiled a new cab design.
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The entry period is now open for the Mack Trucks 2027 Calendar Contest, which now includes several new categories. Voting runs from April 1 to April 30.
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Ford’s F-650/F-750 take 2026 Medium Duty Truck of the Year. See why fleet managers picked these hard-working trucks at Work Truck Week.
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Ford Transit wins Commercial Van of the Year for the third straight year. See what makes the 2026 model smarter, safer, and fleet-ready at Work Truck Week.
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At Work Truck Week, we caught up with Ian Hucker from GM Envolve to talk about how fleets are keeping vehicles on the road longer through connected services, telematics, and mobile service solutions.
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At Work Truck Week, we caught up with Dave Sowers of Ram Professional to talk about one of the biggest surprises from the show: the return of the Ram ProMaster City.
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PALFINGER debuted aluminum sidepacks on a PAL Pro 43 at NTEA Work Truck Week 2026. Join Work Truck as we check it out and learn about the reduced weight and other features.
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Ram Professional leaders explain why the company is re-entering the small van segment and how the new ProMaster City fills a critical gap for electricians, plumbers, contractors, delivery services, and mobile technicians.
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