Commercial Trailer Orders and Shipments Surge in Market Rebound

Commercial Trailer Orders and Shipments Surge in Market Rebound

ACT Research data reveals a significant increase in US commercial trailer orders and shipments in March, with Q1 shipments surging 109% year-over-year. The primary driver is equipment replacement demand rather than capacity expansion. A full recovery is underway in the North American market, and global demand is also growing. The industry outlook is optimistic, but attention should be paid to raw material prices, supply chain challenges, and policy risks. Data-driven, intelligent trailers are expected to be the future development direction.

01/28/2026 Logistics
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Class 8 Truck Orders Decline Amid Freight Slowdown Concerns

Class 8 Truck Orders Decline Amid Freight Slowdown Concerns

ACT Research data indicates that the improvement trend in Class 8 truck order backlogs stalled in June, suggesting potential challenges for the logistics industry. Key factors include economic slowdown, artificial factors, and industry cyclicality. Logistics companies should closely monitor market dynamics, optimize fleet management, invest in new technologies, strengthen risk management, and flexibly adjust their business strategies to cope with future uncertainties. This pause in backlog improvement signals a need for proactive adaptation within the logistics sector to navigate the evolving economic landscape.

02/03/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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North American Heavyduty Truck Orders Decline Amid Industry Uncertainty

North American Heavyduty Truck Orders Decline Amid Industry Uncertainty

The decline in North American heavy-duty truck orders in March has raised concerns. Data from ACT Research and FTR Associates both indicate orders were below expectations. Multiple factors contribute to this downturn, including model transitions, inventory strategies, diesel prices, and freight volumes. Despite these challenges, replacement demand persists, and technological innovations and regulatory policies will create new opportunities. The industry needs to proactively adapt to changes and stay attuned to market trends. This period requires careful navigation to maintain stability and capitalize on emerging possibilities within the heavy-duty truck sector.

02/03/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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North American Class 8 Truck Orders See Volatile Demand

North American Class 8 Truck Orders See Volatile Demand

North American Class 8 truck orders, while slightly decreased, remain at a high level, driven by various factors. Recession risks should be monitored. Order growth benefits capacity, but also brings competition and cost pressures. The sustained high order volume indicates continued demand in the logistics sector, potentially influenced by infrastructure projects and consumer spending. However, manufacturers and operators need to carefully manage increased capacity to avoid oversupply and maintain profitability in a potentially softening economic environment.

02/03/2026 Logistics
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North American Class 8 Truck Orders Surge in February

North American Class 8 Truck Orders Surge in February

North American Class 8 truck orders defied expectations in February, showing unexpected growth. Both FTR and ACT Research reported significant year-over-year increases. Experts attribute this to replacement demand, emissions regulations, technological innovation, and anticipated economic recovery. The market appears robust in the short term, but freight rates, interest rates, and geopolitical risks warrant attention. Manufacturers should focus on innovation, while carriers should adopt flexible strategies to navigate the evolving landscape.

02/03/2026 Logistics
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US Commercial Trailer Orders Drop Sharply Amid Demand Uncertainty

US Commercial Trailer Orders Drop Sharply Amid Demand Uncertainty

US commercial trailer orders declined for the third consecutive month, but backlogs remain high. Analysts suggest the decline may be due to seasonal adjustments and front-loaded demand, influenced by economic uncertainty and a weak freight market. Long-term, economic growth, infrastructure investment, and technological innovation will support market development. Companies should strengthen market monitoring, optimize product structures, improve service quality, and actively expand markets to seize long-term growth opportunities.

02/03/2026 Logistics
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North American Trucking Market Adapts As Trailer Orders Decline

North American Trucking Market Adapts As Trailer Orders Decline

Recent data indicates a decline in US trailer orders, but backlogs are still increasing, reflecting both capacity bottlenecks and ongoing demand. Heavy-duty truck orders continue to grow, driven by tight capacity and fleet renewal needs. The used vehicle market is cooling, with demand shifting towards new vehicles. The North American commercial vehicle market faces both opportunities and challenges. A rational approach to market fluctuations is necessary to capitalize on long-term growth opportunities. The market presents a mixed picture of decreasing trailer orders coupled with strong truck demand.

02/03/2026 Logistics
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US Truck and Trailer Orders Drop Sharply Raising Concerns

US Truck and Trailer Orders Drop Sharply Raising Concerns

US Class 8 truck and trailer orders fell 39% year-over-year in January, drawing market attention. The report indicates that the decline is a correction from previous high growth, while underlying demand remains strong. Experts believe the market outlook is optimistic, but structural opportunities should be closely monitored. The divergence in performance between truck and trailer orders necessitates a rational view of market fluctuations and a focus on future development trends. This requires careful analysis to understand the nuances of the current freight economy.

02/04/2026 Logistics
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Europes COD Orders Achieve Faster 68 Day Lastmile Delivery

Europes COD Orders Achieve Faster 68 Day Lastmile Delivery

This paper delves into European COD logistics, revealing the secrets behind stable 6-8 day delivery times across the entire supply chain. Through pre-optimization, control of air routes and hubs, expedited customs clearance, and last-mile optimization, logistics providers can significantly improve delivery times and acceptance rates. Choosing a logistics partner with systematic capabilities is crucial for cross-border sellers to succeed in the European market. This holistic approach ensures efficiency and reliability in the complex European COD landscape.

02/05/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Auto Exporters Rush Orders Ahead of Chinese New Year

Auto Exporters Rush Orders Ahead of Chinese New Year

This article addresses the challenges of expediting auto parts foreign trade orders before the Spring Festival. It provides five core strategies and practical communication techniques to help businesses efficiently finalize orders. The content covers creating a sense of urgency, emphasizing cost advantages, offering solutions, showcasing production capabilities, and leveraging the bandwagon effect. The aim is to assist foreign trade companies in seizing opportunities and gaining a market advantage during this crucial period. This will help companies to improve their sales and revenue.

02/05/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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