NACV Show: More Photos from The Floor
Trucks on display outside the Georgia World Congress Center. Photo: Deborah Lockridge
The Run on Less announcement the day before the show attracted a crowd of reporters eager to learn more about how drivers reached 10 mpg. Photo: Evan Lockridge
Mood lighting at the Freightliner booth. Photo: Evan Lockridge
Bendix execs answer reporters' questions. Photo: Evan Lockridge
Western Star's anniversary was prominently on display. Photo: Evan Lockridge
Photo: Deborah Lockridge
Spacious booths allowed exhibitors and attendees to interact more in depth. Photo: Deborah Lockridge
Volvo highlighted its U.S. history as part of its press conference. Photo: Deborah Lockridge
The John Force funny car on display at the Peak Coolants booth Photo: Deborah Lockridge
Hendrickson's transparent truck showcased its suspension components for attendees. Photo: Jack Roberts
Attendees heading down to the exhibit level at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta. Photo: Deborah Lockridge
Photo: Evan Lockridge
Navistar unveiled its new HV vocational model with much fanfare. Photo: Evan Lockridge
A crowd of investors and journalists was eager to hear what Navistar and Volkswagen had to say. Photo: Evan Lockridge
Navistar chief Troy Clarke talks up the OEM's strategic alliance with Volkswagen Truck & Bus, which launched a year ago, during a heavily attended presser on the show floor. Photo: David Cullen
Andreas Renschler, Left, head of VW Truck & Bus, and Troy Clarke, Right, of Navistar, talk about the companies' joint venture with reporters. Photo: Evan Lockridge
Photo: Evan Lockridge
Photo: Deborah Lockridge
Display showing the interior of Mack's new Anthem. Photo: Evan Lockridge
Western Star's anniversary was prominently on display. Photo: Evan Lockridge
NACV wasn't just about the big rigs. Numerous vocational trucks, cargo vans and even buses were on the floor. Photo: Evan Lockridge
NACV wasn't just about the big rigs. Numerous vocational trucks, cargo vans and even buses were on the floor. Photo: Evan Lockridge
Daimler Trucks North America execs discussed all facets of the OEM's activities during a TV talk show type press conference on the show floor. Photo: David Cullen
Volvo Trucks North America President Göran Nyberg kicked off the OEM’s presser by declaring, “it’s a great year to introduce a new truck.” Photo: David Cullen
View of Atlanta from a Bendix customer reception. Photo: Deborah Lockridge
Photo: Deborah Lockridge
Photo: Deborah Lockridge
Fuso's new all-electric eCanter, which UPS will be testing. Photo: Deborah Lockridge
NACV wasn't just about the big rigs. Numerous vocational trucks, cargo vans and even buses were on the floor. Photo: Deborah Lockridge
Volvo highlighted its U.S. history as part of its press conference. Photo: Deborah Lockridge
Electrification was a key theme of the NACV show. Photo: Deborah Lockridge
Electrification was a key theme of the NACV show. Photo: Deborah Lockridge
Peak Coolants attracted a crowd with Funny Car driver John Force. Photo: Jack Roberts
Wabco's future truck mockup showed hints of designs to come. Photo: Jack Roberts
Manac's Flying Moose patrols the show floor. Photo: Jack Roberts
The cool transparent tractor at ZF's booth highlighted the full range of the German suppliers technology reach. Photo: Jack Roberts
One of the chief NACV organizers, Larry Turner, president and CEO Hannover Fairs USA, told HDT that at the end of the third of the show’s four-day run that, he was ready to declare it a solid success. Photo: David Cullen
Strong early turnout flattened out by the fourth and final day of the NACV Show. Photo: Jack Roberts
NACV plans to roll back into Atlanta in two years... Photo: David Cullen