Work Truck Week 2025: Light-Duty Truck Gallery

Vehicle Research•Photos 19•March 26, 2025

Check out some of the latest light-duty trucks spotted at Work Truck Week 2025. From all-electric chassis and propane autogas builds to custom service bodies, ladder racks, cargo solutions, and innovative upfits, this photo gallery features a mix of new models and creative setups, all built for work-ready performance.

Work Truck Week 2025 took over the Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis from March 4-7. Whether you walked the floor or missed the trip, you can’t see it all in one go. That’s where we come in — take a closer look at just a few of the pickups and upfits that caught our editors’ attention on the show floor.

Want to see some of the medium- and heavy-duty truck highlights? Check out the gallery here!

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This pickup is equipped with SwapHogg’s interchangeable truck body system, shown here with a dump body—bringing flexibility and quick-change functionality to light-duty fleets.
Photo: Lauren Fletcher

This upfit pickup from Pye-Barker Fire & Safety is equipped for rapid response and essential service—showcasing how light-duty trucks can be tailored for specialized fieldwork.
Photo: Lauren Fletcher

This pickup features an Adrian Steel Extendobed, designed to slide out for full bed access—making tools, equipment, and materials easier to reach without climbing in.
Photo: Lauren Fletcher

Built for heavy lifting and hard work, the Ram 2500 pickup delivers serious towing power and durability—ready to tackle tough jobs on and off the clock.
Photo: Lauren Fletcher

The Ram 1500 continues to impress, earning MotorTrend’s Truck of the Year title with its blend of power, tech, and everyday drivability—proving capability can come with comfort.
Photo: Lauren Fletcher

This Ford work truck is equipped with a Palfinger crane, combining reliable lifting power with a trusted chassis—ready for demanding tasks on the job site.
Photo: Lauren Fletcher

Built for heavy lifting and field service, this IMT crane body delivers strength, stability, and job-ready functionality for demanding work environments.
Photo: Lauren Fletcher

The BrandFX EverLast truck body offers a lightweight, corrosion-resistant solution designed to stand up to tough work environments while helping extend vehicle life.
Photo: Lauren Fletcher

This pickup from LEER Group is equipped with a tonneau cover and ladder rack—delivering secure storage and added utility for trade professionals on the move.
Photo: Lauren Fletcher

Equipped with ZeroRPM’s idle mitigation system, this pickup helps reduce fuel use and emissions by powering onboard systems without the engine running—keeping crews efficient and compliant.
Photo: Lauren Fletcher

Ranger Design’s Trazer Truck Utility System turns this light-duty pickup into a fully organized mobile workspace—built for efficiency, security, and quick access on the job.
Photo: Lauren Fletcher

The DumperDogg dump insert from Buyers Products adds hauling power to standard pickups—making it easy to handle loose material jobs without upgrading to a full dump truck.
Photo: Lauren Fletcher

The Ramcharger chassis brings a new level of electrified power to the work truck world—offering a plug-in hybrid setup designed for performance, range, and real-world job demands.
Photo: Lauren Fletcher

The Gridrack cargo management system helps organize gear and tools with customizable, modular storage—turning any pickup into a more efficient mobile workspace.
Photo: Lauren Fletcher

The new 2025 Ram Chassis Cab is built to handle tough jobs with ease, offering the tools, power, and flexibility work truck users rely on every day.
Photo: Lauren Fletcher

This service truck from Reading Truck features integrated drawer sets for organized storage—built to keep tools secure, accessible, and ready for the next job.
Photo: Lauren Fletcher

This eye-catching JBPCO upfit for Northwest Exterminating pairs practical functionality with playful branding, featuring a gray mouse design that turns heads while getting the job done.
Photo: Lauren Fletcher

This Ford F-600 runs on propane autogas, offering a cleaner-burning alternative fuel option without sacrificing the power and payload needed for tough fleet work.
Photo: Lauren Fletcher

This pickup is upfitted with a SpaceKap capsule, turning the truck bed into a fully enclosed, modular workspace—ideal for trades that need secure storage and mobile efficiency.
Photo: Lauren Fletcher