GTA moves the industry forward
Green Truck Association
(GTA) offers vital resources to members on technologies to increase sustainability and efficiency.
Not a member? Join today. If you're a member, we encourage you to recommend GTA membership to other organizations committed to the green truck industry.
All GTA member companies must be NTEA members. Learn more about NTEA membership below. |
|
|
Cutting-edge technology featured at The Work Truck Show
® 2018
 A drone delivery vehicle, virtual reality, hybrids, alt-powered vehicles, and more - The Work Truck Show 2018 had it all.
Check out a video from the event.
Want to see more scenes from the Show, including photos and coverage? Visit worktruckshow.com/wts18scenes.
Be the first to know any updates on The Work Truck Show® 2019. Sign up to receive email notifications, including when registration opens in the fall.
|
GTA makes changes to Board of Governors
GTA made several changes to the Board of Governors during The Work Truck Show 2018.
View entire Board
.
|
Lake Michigan Clean Cities Consortium to host Green Drive$
Three Clean Cities Coalitions are joining forces to host a major Chicago-area green technology conference May 17, 2018. The event will feature speakers from MotorWeek, fleets, NTEA, automakers and more.
Learn more and register
.
|
Daimler Trucks handed over the first all-electric Fuso eCanter trucks to three fleets in Great Britain. This now brings the electric light-duty truck to a further major market following the market launches in New York, Tokyo, and Berlin.
Full story
|
Roush CleanTech promotes Mouw to president
Propane autogas vehicle modifier Roush CleanTech has promoted Todd Mouw to president and made several other personnel changes. Full story
|
Ford product strategy pushes trucks, hybrids, Tesla Fighter
Ford Motor Company announced a sweeping strategy that doubles down on truck and SUV models, ramps up hybrid offerings, makes automated safety systems standard and launches a Tesla-fighting electric crossover. Full story
|
Isuzu testing out electric trucks
Beginning with an electrified Class 4 NPR-HD, Isuzu's group of battery electric cab-over trucks could make it into customers' hands later this year for fleet demonstrations. Full story
|
|
| |
|
