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The commercial vehicle market showed signs of steadying in the second quarter of 2026 as fleet managers balanced replacement cycles against broader economic conditions....
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After more than 30 years in the heavy-duty truck industry, Terry Williams has seen technology transform how trucks are bought and sold. Terry, who...
Tires are the unsung heroes of the commercial vehicle sector. In this podcast, Candy McCollum chats with Kristin Nyce, Sr. Business E-Comm Manager at...
In an insightful interview at Work Truck Week 2026, Mike Hyde (Upfitter Strategy Lead & Media Engagement) connects with Will Sullivan of Knollwood to...
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Steve Henning sat down with Kathryn Schifferle, CVO, Work Truck Solutions to review the ups and downs of 2024 and drop some hints at...
Steve Henning, Commercial Vehicle Business Network, sits down with Candy McCollum, COMVOY about the benefits of Reciprocal Relationships - one of the keys for...
According to Wikipedia, “Workhorse Group Incorporated, originally AMP Electric Vehicles, is an original equipment manufacturer and technology company headquartered in Sharonville, Ohio, U.S. Workhorse makes commercial electric vehicles...
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Steve Henning, Commercial Vehicle Business Network, sat down with Josh Anderson, CTO, Workhorse to discuss Workhorse multitude of EV chassis and new technology- utilizing...
Slick’s Paul and Brady Gilmore join Candy McCollum to explain how mobile maintenance, connected systems, and practical AI help service teams improve fleet uptime.
Ford reported approximately $2 billion in third-quarter net income as strong F-Series demand, record Super Duty production and commercial vehicle leadership supported its Q3 2026 performance.
This CVB Newscast covers the Fall 2026 Commercial Vehicle Business Summit, Volvo’s all-new VNX vocational truck, and the latest Commercial Vehicle Pro and FordPros issues.
Treating commercial sales like retail with larger order sizes often leads to stalled growth. Autopeople’s Amy Smith explains how dealerships can rethink talent acquisition, build relationship-driven teams, and structure commercial departments for long-term success.
