Utilimaster Corporation received the Editors' Choice Award for its new Energywise Utilivan at The Work Truck Show 2010.
Utilimaster Wins Editors' Choice Award For Energwise Utilivan
Utilimaster Corporation received the Editors' Choice Award for its new Energywise Utilivan at The Work Truck Show 2010
by Staff
March 25, 2010
Here, Steve Carey, NTEA senior director of operations, congratulates Steve Campbell, director of sales for Utilimaster (center), and Caleb Pontius, national accounts manager, in front of the Energywise Utilivan.
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The Energywise Utilivan was recognized as the most innovative new product at the show.
The Energywise Utilivan provides 860 cubic feet of cargo capacity in a fuel-efficient package. The body is built using Utilimaster's Energywise composite panels to provide a 600-pound weight reduction as compared to traditional construction. The design, composite panels and aerodynamic fairing combine to deliver fuel efficiency.
The Work Truck Show 2010 was held in conjunction with the 46th Annual National Truck Equipment Association (NTEA) Convention at America's Center in St. Louis this month.
A panel of trade media editors selects the Editors' Choice Award winner from products introduced through the Work Truck Show New Product Spotlight and New Product Media Guide programs. Judges selected the Energywise Utilivan from Utilimaster as the winner from a field of 70 entries.
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