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We've been tracking some exciting developments in the industry this month! From Navistar’s big rebrand to new tools for fleet EV transition, check out the latest updates from Work Truck.
Read More →- Kraft Foods Inc. will put a new refrigerated diesel-electric hybrid truck on the road to transport frozen food, American Honda Motor Co. Inc. will start using a hybrid truck to haul service parts in Georgia, and Electric Vehicles International USA is introducing its fully-electric work truck to the U.S. market.
Read More →A.R.E. will offer the SpaceKap CAT slip-in utility body designed to turn work trucks into the ultimate toolbox for everyone from small contractors to large fleet operators.
Read More →The companies are creating an electric bucket truck capable of performing the full range of work that utilities require.
Read More →Work Truck Solutions reports completion of its Bailment Pool Pilot, a program designed to enhance the efficiency and transparency of the commercial vehicle bailment pool process for the entire supply chain.
Read More →A full-height walk-through compact parcel van body, dry freight cargo body prototype, and refrigerated concept body rounded out Morgan's big announcement at Work Truck Week.
Read More →Limited spots remain for Work Truck Exchange in Phoenix. Fleet managers can connect through pre-scheduled meetings designed to deliver real solutions fast.
Read More →NTEA – The Work Truck Association will introduce the Commercial Vehicle Data Exchange & Reception during Work Truck Week in March. It will cover using telematics, data, and analytics for better decision making.
Read More →The 2014 North American International Auto Show showcased several 2015 model-year vehicles including Ford's aluminum F-150, the mid-size GMC Canyon pickup, and the Chrysler 200 mid-size sedan. View photos from the show, which was attended by Automotive Fleet. Photos by Sherb Brown.
Read More →VMAC released its newest direct-transmission mounted, PTO-driven air compressor that's designed specifically for Ram trucks at The Work Truck Show.
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