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Check Out More Than 100 New Commercial Truck Products at Work Truck Week 2021

EXHIBITORS SHOWCASE DEVELOPMENTS THROUGH LISTINGS, LIVE DEMOS, PRESS CONFERENCES

Thanks to the virtual nature of Work Truck Week 2021, industry professionals can now learn about more than 100 new commercial truck products now with more to debut when the event goes live next week.

New products for WTW21 range from complete vehicles to efficiency systems such as battery electric technology and plug-in hybrid systems; from new bodies, aerial platforms, and hydraulic cranes to equipment such as air compressors, diesel refueling tanks, and bed extenders. To learn more about new work trucks and equipment, visit the Product Gallery and filter the product list for “New.” (Note: You must be registered for the event and logged in to your WTW21 Planner.)

WTW21 is a reimagined way to connect the commercial vehicle community and provide product news, market trends, and operational insights. It runs online March 8–12 and on-demand through April 9 (registration required).

WHAT TO EXPECT

Overall, nearly 300 companies will showcase products to build, equip, customize, and use the trucks that keep the world moving. If it goes in or on a vocational truck—or helps an upfitter install equipment—you can find it at WTW21.

“Whether we’re gathering in person or virtually, Work Truck Week is always the place to go to see the newest and most innovative trucks, equipment, and technology to improve your operation,” says Steve Carey, NTEA executive director. “This year, attendees have the opportunity to gather new product information from exhibitors in multiple ways, including live demos, downloadable information, sessions, and via chat.”

NTEA will also host Work Truck Week’s first-ever Media Day on Monday, March 8. During Media Day, Buyers Products, Crane Carrier Company, Ford Commercial Vehicles, Mack Trucks, Ranger Design, and XL Fleet will hold press conferences to share their latest work truck news. Some of these events are open to all attendees. View the press conference schedule.

More than 90 live demo sessions will be hosted by exhibitors March 9–11. Many of these events include demonstrations and walkarounds of new commercial vehicles, equipment, and accessories. Leading chassis OEMs will talk about their latest products during Update Sessions throughout the week. Battery electric vehicle manufacturers will present Advanced Chassis Update Sessions on Friday. See the WTW21 schedule for more details.

Register at www.worktruckshow.com/register and create a WTW21 planner to access exhibitor listings at wts21.mapyourshow.com. For questions, call 800-441-6832 or email info@ntea.com.

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