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See the latest commercial vans from Work Truck Week 2025: from EVs to upfitted work vans built for real-world performance.
Read More →The Ford Transit has been named the 2025 Commercial Van of the Year by Work Truck readers. Hear from Ford Pro’s Sean Masson on what makes this van a fleet favorite — two years running.
Read More →A new feature on FordPro.com makes finding complete work-ready commercial trucks and vans easy for business and fleet customers.
Read More →If you have Chrysler, Daimler Vans, Ford, General Motors, Rivian, Toyota, Autocar, Daimler Truck, Hino Motors, Nikola, Paccar, Terberg Benschop, Terex, or Volvo Trucks in your fleet, you should check these important recalls issued by the National Highway Safety Administration.
Read More →Ex-Guard, the company that has provided grille guards to Class 8 trucks for two decades, has expanded its line with the introduction of FX and HX Series guards for Class 2-8 vehicles. Both new grille guards were showcased during NTEA Work Truck Week 2025.
Read More →Webasto has unveiled its Air Top Pro 25 this week during NTEA Work Truck Week 2025. In addition to the new air heater, Webasto is showcasing its range of commercial vehicle HVAC solutions in its booth.
Read More →Ram has opened orders for the 2025 Ram ProMaster EV, a fully electric work van with up to 164 miles of range and multiple configurations for commercial fleets.
Read More →Rivian opens sales of its Commercial Van to fleets of all sizes in the U.S., expanding access to its electric delivery solutions after successful trials.
Read More →If you have Altec, Autocar, Chrysler, Daimler Truck, Ford, General Motors, Mack Trucks, Mitsubishi Fuso, Orange EV, or Paccar vehicles in your fleet, you should check these important recalls issued by the National Highway Safety Administration.
Read More →If you have Chrysler, Daimler Vans, Ford, General Motors, Tesla, Altec, International, McNeilus, Mitsubishi Fuso, Oshkosh, or Pacaar vehicles in your fleet, you should check these important recalls issued by the National Highway Safety Administration.
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