The Work Truck Association, better known as NTEA, is wrapping up its annual Work Truck Week 2025 today at the Indiana Convention Center in downtown Indianapolis where some 530 exhibitors showcased their commercial wares for four days to a rather impressive crowd of business attendees – a significant minority of which are well known in the national recreational vehicle business.
Exhibitors launched new trucks, components and a wide variety of related equipment during the week at press conferences in the main exhibit hall and a separate new exhibitor pavilion housing some 25 companies..
Among the exhibitors, as RVBusiness reported earlier this week, were Freightliner Custom Chassis, Crane Composites, Cummins Inc., CURT, Dexter, Dometic, Eberspaecher Climate Control Systems, Genesis Products, Ford Pro, Go Power, Mercedes-Benz USA, LLC, Meyer Distributing, Utilimaster (a Shyft Group brand) and the Blue Bird Body Co.
Also part of the agenda for 50-year-old NTEA, a 2,100-member trade group that bills its show as “North America’s largest work truck event,” was a Ride & Drive and a Green Truck Summit.
Images Courtesy of Work Truck Week 2025
