This year's North American Commercial Vehicle show featured an expanded show floor at the Georgia World Congress Center with more room for suppliers and OEMs to set up displays and host press conferences. Over the course of several days there was plenty for HDT's editors to see. Photos by Jack Roberts, David Cullen and Deborah Lockridge
NACV Show: More Images from the Floor [Photos]
International Orange was the dominate color in the Navistar booth at NACV 2019.
Photo: Jack Roberts
Mack goes Back in Back with this limited edition blacked-out Anthem tractor. Only 500 will be built.
Photo: Jack Roberts
Fittingly enough, as Atlanta is Coca-Cola’s hometown, Great Dane has this straight-truck body on display.
Photo: David Cullen
A Freightliner Cascadia equipped with the Stoneridge MirrorEye camera system waits to take a lap at the Atlanta Motor Speedway.
Photo: Jack Roberts
Photo: Deborah Lockridge
The Georgia World Congress Center where the NACV show took place is across from Centennial Olympic Park in Atlanta.
Photo: Deborah Lockridge
Hino is showing off a bolder, brawnier, new look for its trucks — along with a host of new standard and optional features.
Photo: Jack Roberts
Meritor’s new air disc brake designed for linehaul applications is dramatically displayed.
Photo: David Cullen
Senior Editor Jack Roberts talks about the rapid pace of trucking technology in the show floor at NACV.
Photo: Deborah Lockridge
Nicknamed “The Stormtrooper” for obvious reasons, this Nikola One hydrogen-powered tractor graces the Bosch booth at NACV 2019.
Photo: Jack Roberts
This retro-styled Western Star evoked the marque’s 1970s styling.
Photo: Jack Roberts
International Trucks revealed it is in talks with Scania about bringing their Class 8 straight trucks to Canada for mining applications.
Photo: Jack Roberts
Photo: Jack Roberts
This wildly styled Anthem holds the spotlight at the Mack booth at the NACV Show.
Photo: Jack Roberts
For the first-time ever, Mack has introduced all-black Bulldog hood ornaments. Will they be collectible? Only time will tell.
Photo: Jack Roberts
Hyundai offered a sneak-peek at a futuristic, hydrogen-powered Class 8 tractor at the North American Commercial Vehicle Show and confirmed it is considering entering the North American Class 8 market with the vehicle.
Photo: Jack Roberts
New Allison transmission engineered for regional-haul applications.
Photo: David Cullen