Final North American Class 8 net orders totaled 42,684 units in December, up 16% year over year, as published in ...

North American preliminary Class 8 orders in December 2025 show a total of 42.7k units. ACT Research said that’s a ...

North American Class 8 truck orders for December fell from the 2022 period and a short-lived rebound the previous month, according to ACT Research. ACT preliminary data showed orders fell 12.5% to ...

North American Class 8 truck orders roared back in December, jumping to their highest level in more than three years as fleets moved to lock in equipment amid easing regulatory uncertainty, according ...

[Stay on top of transportation news: Get TTNews in your inbox.] North American Class 8 truck orders continued to trend below the year-ago period in August, according to ACT Research. ACT preliminary ...

North American Class 8 net orders saw a 40% increase in May compared to April’s low figures, reaching 12,000 units, according to FTR Transportation Intelligence. However, orders were still down 47% ...

FTR reported preliminary North American Class 8 net orders in December totaled 31,900 units, down 7% month-over-month (m/m). However, there was a 23% increase year-over-year (y/y). This figure ...

Sales of both new and used Class 8 trucks continue to trend down compared to the previous month’s orders and sales, according to recent reports. Preliminary April data from ACT Research and FTR ...

Weak freight, carrier profitability fundamentals and large carriers lowering capital expenditures this year would imply pressure in U.S. tractor segment – North America's largest Class 8 market – said ...

ACT Research reported on Wednesday that February preliminary North America Class 8 net orders were down 34% year-over-year to 18,300 units. "After the strong end to 2024, the past two months have ...

Orders for Class 8 units have dropped significantly in the last month, according to preliminary reports from FTR Transportation Intelligence and ACT Research. Both firms’ preliminary findings noted ...