The North American Work Truck Market was Estimated at $165 Billion in 2023
The report provides a comprehensive overview of the North American market for work trucks, including products, market dynamics, key players, and performance indicators. Here are the key points.
Introduction
- The report covers the North American market (U.S., Canada, Mexico) for work trucks, which are specifically designed for commercial tasks.
- Over 100 types of work trucks are identified.
- 41 companies are involved in this market, including OEMs, body builders, component suppliers, distributors/dealers, and electric truck producers.
- Key performance indicators (KPIs) include stock prices, market cap, P/E, EPS, EV/EBIT, revenues, EBITDA, net income, and free cash flow.
Types of Work Trucks
- Work trucks are categorized by their GVWR (Gross Vehicle Weight Rating) into light-duty, medium-duty, and heavy-duty.
- Examples of truck classes and types are provided, including light-duty trucks like the Ford F-150, medium-duty trucks like the Ram 3500, and heavy-duty trucks like the Freightliner Cascadia.
Market Overview
- The North American work truck market is mature and grows at the rate of real GDP (1%-3% per year).
- In 2023, sales were estimated at $165 billion.
- Sales data from 2018-2023 shows fluctuations due to economic conditions like the COVID-19 pandemic.
Key Players
- The market comprises OEMs like Ford and GM, body builders like Oshkosh, component suppliers like Cummins, distributors/dealers like Penske, and electric truck producers like Tesla.
- Detailed performance metrics for these companies are provided, showing trends in stock performance, market cap, revenue, EBITDA, net income, and free cash flow.
Key Performance Indicators
- Most work truck companies are performing well off their 52-week lows.
- Companies like Blue Bird and NFI Group show positive revenue growth, while others face challenges.
- EBITDA, net income, and free cash flow projections indicate varying levels of growth and financial health across different companies.
Blue Bird Corporation
- The report gives a detailed look at Blue Bird Corporation, highlighting its strong performance in Q2 2024.
- Blue Bird focuses on diesel alternative products, with significant growth in EV and propane bus sales.
- Financial highlights include record profits, increased revenue, and a strong order backlog.
Conclusion
- The work truck market is diverse and involves a range of specialized vehicles and companies.
- Financial metrics and market dynamics indicate both opportunities and challenges for different players in the market.
- This summary captures the essential details and insights provided in the report on work trucks.
Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Statistical Notes
- Commercial Trucks
- Work Trucks Types
- Work Truck Available Market
- Players
- Key Performance Indicators
- Company Profiles
List of Tables
1. Work Truck Types
2. North American Work Truck Sales by Class (Units): 2018-2023
3. Publicly Traded Work Truck Companies by Category and Products: 2024
4. Work Truck Companies 52 Week Stock Performance by Category ($): June 27, 2024
5. Work Truck Companies by Category, Market Cap, P/E, EPS
6. Work Truck Companies Revenue by Category and Fiscal Year ($ Million)
7. Work Truck Companies EBITDA by Category and Fiscal Year ($ Million)
8. Work Truck Companies Net Income by Category and Fiscal Year ($ Million)
9. Work Truck Companies Free Cash Flow by Category and Fiscal Year ($ Million)
10. Work Truck Companies Return on Equity and Economic Value/EBIT by Category and Fiscal Year
List of Figures
1. Truck Classes
2. Dump Truck
3. Concrete Truck
4. Beverage Truck
5. Crane Truck
6. Fire Truck
7. Refuse Truck
8. Electric Truck
9. School Bus
10. U.S. Real GDP Change from Preceding Quarter: 2020-2024
11. North America School Bus Sales: 2017-2029
12. Blue Bird FY2024 Q2 Financial Results and Key Business Highlights
13. Blue Bird Stock Chart: 2024
14. Federal Funding for EV School buses
Companies Mentioned
- Blue Bird
- Cummins
- Ford
- Freightliner Trucks
- GM (General Motors)
- NFI Group
- Oshkosh
- Penske
- Ram Trucks
- Tesla