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North American Commercial Vehicle Show the Fleet Technology Showcase September 27-30, 2021 Georgia World Congress Center, Atlanta North American Commercial Vehicle Show The Fleet Technology Showcase The North American Commercial Vehicle (NACV) Show, the premier biennial B2B trucking industry event focusing on the needs of fleet owners, managers and decision makers, is North America’s largest and most comprehensive commercial vehicle trade show for fleets. North America is the world’s largest market for commercial vehicles with over 141 million vehicles in use across the continent. We are committed to serving the needs of this market and continuing to nurture its vital role in global commercial activity. Kyle Behnke, CEO & Owner, United Federal Logistics, Inc. “The NACV Show put all of the major manufacturers in one room and let us compare all of their new technology, apples to apples. That, and the people we met, helped us drive our truck-buying decision in the following year. We ended up buying 13 trucks, which for a small fleet like ours, was huge.” NACV Show 2017 by the numbers 439 370,000 234 6,000 exhibitors sq. ft. of exhibits accredited international journalists unique visitors NACV Show 2017 Attendees*: 93% rated the show as good or great had plans to purchase products or services 82% they saw on display at NACV Show 2017 planned to purchase from a new supplier after 63% the show were able to see all the products and services 89% they wanted to experience 95% indicated they were planning to attend in 2019 *Based on NACV Show 2017 attendee post-show survey. nacvshow.com Why NACV Show 2021? The NACV Show brings together fleets of ALL sizes, including the biggest and best, with a full range of industry products and services. Join the industry leaders here. PARTICIPATING FLEETS INCLUDE: Anheuser-Busch InBev, Averitt Express, Bimbo Bakeries USA, Blue Bird Corporation, Brink’s, Canada Cartage, City of Los Angeles, City of Tallahassee, City Of Tampa, Covenant Transport, Crete Carrier, Dayton Freight, Dot Transportation, FedEx, General Services Administration, Georgia Department of Transportation, Home Depot, Hub Group Trucking, J.B. Hunt Transport, Penske, PepsiCo/Frito-Lay, Pilot Flying J, Premier Transportation, Premier Truck Group, Reyes Holdings, Roadrunner Intermodal Services, Ryder System, Saia, Swift Transportation, Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada, U.S. XPRESS, UPS, Walmart, Waste Management, and many more. Product categories include: ■ Aftermarket Parts / Distributors We deliver a highly targeted and The most efficient platform for your ■ Brakes & Air Systems and Accessories qualified audience marketing budget and time ■ Chassis / Fifth Wheels & Accessories ■ Private fleet management ■ Only show in the U.S. to employ a ■ Climate Control / HVAC / APUs ■ Electrical Components / Lighting and ■ For-hire fleet executives and decision two-year cycle that is aligned with Accessories makers the industry’s new product rollout ■ Emergency Roadside / Towing / ■ Operations and maintenance ■ We provide a robust marketing sup- Recovery Services management port to help you get in front of your ■ Engines and Related Components ■ Insurance Companies / Brokers target audience ■ Liners / Flooring Exhibitors include the biggest companies ■ Load Securement / Safety Equipment / in the industry: Convenient Location Security ■ Lubricants / Fluids / Filtration Daimler, Volvo Trucks, Navistar, Mack, Atlanta is an accessible hub. Only a ■ Paints / Finishes / Sealants / Coatings Peterbilt, Hyundai, Hino Trucks, Kenworth couple of hours travel for 75% of the ■ Refrigeration Systems Truck, Bosch, Great Dane, Meritor, U.S. population, and 30% of the world’s ■ Seats and Accessories Cummins and many more. commercial vehicle makers. By choosing ■ Software – Business & Maintenance ■ Management this venue, we make it easy for the great- ■ Suspension / Steering Systems and Unique education tracks: est number of visitors possible to attend Components ■ Best industry experts from around the our event. ■ Tarping Systems ■ Tires / Wheels and Accessories world ■ Trailer Dealers / Leasing ■ Real hands-on experience Sign up now. ■ Trailer OEMs ■ The latest technologies and trends ■ Transmissions / Drivelines / Axles Booth packages ■ Truck Bodies and Truck Cab Accessories driving the world of trucking start at $1650. ■ Truck Dealers / Leasing ■ Truck OEMs – Light, Medium and Heavy Duty Roger Nielsen, president and CEO, Daimler Trucks North America ■ Vehicle Interiors “The NACV Show is positioned right at the beginning of the buying season of the ■ Vehicle Tracking & Communications large fleets, so it’s a perfect chance for fleets to come and see what we’re showcasing, ■ Washing Facilities & Services see what’s coming down the pike and as they settle in their financial plans for the Visit nacvshow.com for the full list of following year, it gives us the chance to meet them here.” product categories. For more information, contact: The North American Commercial Tel. (773) 796-4250 North American Sales: International Sales: Vehicle Show Partnership Fax (773) 796-4247 Dawn-Marie Copin Stefan Handwerk 8755 West Higgins Rd., Suite 900 nacvshow.com Tel: +1 (773) 796-4250 x241 Tel: +49 511 89-34226 Chicago, IL 60631 [email protected] [email protected].
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