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The North American Commercial Vehicle Show will be held from Sept. 28-30 in Atlanta.
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Registration for the 2021 North American Commercial Vehicle Show, which will be held from Sept. 28-30 in Atlanta, has opened.
This year’s NACV Show is on track to become the largest fleet event in 2021 with more than 5,000 fleet professionals attending and 332,700 square feet of exhibits, NAVC officials said in a press release.
“We are thrilled to bring the entire industry back together again after more than a year of pandemic shut down to showcase new products and technologies, host OEM press events and provide thought-provoking education sessions from trucking industry visionaries,” said Ed Nichols, vice president of the NACV Show.
The NACV Show 2021 will feature industry keynote speakers and a expanded education programs.
This year’s show will shine a spotlight on the latest products, technologies and services from Classes 3 to 8 truck and trailer brands. More than 450 global OEMs, including Cummins, Dana, Great Dane, Hino Trucks, Mack Trucks, Navistar’s International Trucks, Nikola, Orange EV and Volvo will showcase their latest truck offerings.
Electric and alternative fuel vehicles and supporting solutions will be a highlight of NACV Show 2021, show officials said.
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