• Fleet Owner's ultimate 2019 NACV wrap-up

    Catch up on everything, or at least most of, what you need to know about the trends and innovations rolled out at the biennial trucking event in the span of one coffee break.
    Nov. 8, 2019

    If you missed the 2019 North American Commercial Vehicle (NACV) Show in Atlanta or didn't get to visit all the OEMs, component suppliers, and technology providers, don't worry. Our intrepid editors spent nearly every waking hour from Sunday to Thursday walking the floor and attending every press conference to arm you with the knowledge critical to succeeding in the coming years.

    Click the slideshow below to get a comprehensive look at the latest trucks, equipment, and technology. 

    And if that's not enough, we have specific galleries of the electric vehicles on display, as well as trailers.

    About the Author

    Fleet Owner Staff

    Our Editorial Team

    Kevin Jones, Editorial Director, Commercial Vehicle Group

    Cristina Commendatore, Executive Editor

    Scott Achelpohl, Managing Editor 

    Josh Fisher, Senior Editor

    Catharine Conway, Digital Editor

    Eric Van Egeren, Art Director

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