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Morgan Olson has launched its Kestrel, a compact work truck that is much smaller than the company’s step vans, yet is also built for performance. It is available in left- and right-hand drive models and four-wheel drive.
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Take a look at Slate Auto's new pickup truck, which the company said will sell for less that $20,000 if federal EV incentives are applied. It can also be configured as an SUV.
Read More →Slate Auto is showcasing its new battery-electric pickup truck this week at ACT Expo. The company said it will sell for less than $20,000 if federal EV incentives are applied. The truck can also be configured as an SUV.
Read More →In this episode of Truck Chat, we’re digging into the biggest stories from April 2025 that are reshaping vocational trucks, vans, and fleet operations — from smarter maintenance and faster repairs to new safety strategies and leadership lessons.
Read More →Buyers Products has expanded its contractor-style toolbox options for smaller pick-ups and compact applications with new sizes and finishes.
Read More →Femco’s Color Coded Fluid Drain System introduces an intuitive way to handle multiple fluids with precision and ease. Each fluid type is assigned a distinct color, ensuring instant identification during maintenance procedures.
Read More →See what it is like to get behind the wheel of a REE P7-C. Join Work Truck's Wayne Parham as he takes the fully by-wire electric truck for a drive.
Read More →At this year's ACT Expo, Accelera by Cummins and Isuzu Motors Limited will introduce a new battery electric powertrain for the F-series medium-duty truck. The powertrain components will be on display.
Read More →The State of Georgia is moving to e-Ticketing in 2026, with a pilot dual-ticketing period for aggregate and concrete deliveries during the March to June 2025 lettings. TruckIT has been approved as a technology provider for e-Ticketing.
Read More →A record-breaking crowd, tech that puts efficiency first, and a strong showing from the van segment, Work Truck Week 2025 had it all. Here's what stood out.
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