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SEARCHWork Truck Week 2024 took place March 5-8, 2024 in Indianapolis. Even though the show takes over the 500,000 square feet of exhibit floor space in the Indiana Convention Center, light-duty truck and van models were available in abundance.
You can always count on Work Truck to be on the ground floor capturing the latest in light-duty trucks and vans. Here are our top picks!
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Ford had a number of pickup truck models on display in gasoline and electric models, showcasing hybrid model availability as well.
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Knapheide had several upfit configurations for both pickup trucks and vans available for fleets to check out.
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Nissan was onsite with its upfit pickup truck, including a bedslide option for increase cargo access.
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RealTruck and A.R.E. showed off its lineup of truck caps, covers, and accessories on light-duty pickup trucks, including Ram models.
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The Ford F-150 Lightning pickup truck was on display in many booths, including this upfit version from Asplundh Tree Experts in the FVS booth.
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DeeZee upfit a GMC Sierra pickup truck with a variety of truck accessories to show its variety of offerings.
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One of the more interesting light-duty vehicles on the show floor was the PV7 concept delivery vehicle from Kia. The concept vehicle was made out of clay and wood and was only on site for viewing this year.
Photo: Lauren Fletcher
Ram Trucks announced its all-new Ram Professional division at Work Truck Week 2024 and showed off several models including the Ram 2500.
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The Ram ProMaster (pictured) was on display next to the Ram ProMaster EV giving fleet managers a side-by-side look at the two vans.
Photo: Lauren Fletcher
Sortimo was once again in attendance showing its variety of upfits for any fleet vehicle.
Photo: Lauren Fletcher
Stertil-Koni showed off its lifting capabilities of its truck lifts on the Work Truck Week 2024 show floow.
Photo: Lauren Fletcher
