NTEA Offers Commercial Van Report
NTEA – The Association for the Work Truck Industry recently released Commercial Van Overview and Market Data Insights, a report delivering an update on this popular vehicle segment and its influence on work truck industry dynamics.
NTEA – The Association for the Work Truck Industry recently released Commercial Van Overview and Market Data Insights, a report delivering an update on this popular vehicle segment and its influence on work truck industry dynamics.
In this publication, NTEA summarizes available van platforms and upfit options; shares perspective on current and expected activity in the marketplace; and highlights a variety of reputable data sources.
"NTEA is pleased to present its Commercial Van Overview and Market Data Insights to the membership and work truck industry at large," said Steve Carey, NTEA's executive director. "This report provides a comprehensive look at the commercial van segment to give companies a clear understanding of its growing significance."
In the last decade, few segments of the industry have experienced as much change as the van market. Beyond cosmetic enhancements, a broader range of sizes, utility, engines and drivetrains now exist for North American customers.
Topics in the report include:
Definition of commercial vans
Segment size in terms of shipments, sales and new registrations
Outline of models available in North America
Roof-height analysis
European perspective
NTEA members can download Commercial Van Overview and Market Data Insights for free; NTEA nonmembers can purchase it for $99 at the NTEA website.
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