Our Industry
We’re not just the market leader – we’re a leading voice in Australia’s trucking landscape. The country relies on the 40,000 trucks sold each year to keep moving, and our expertise has helped drive the industry forward, locally and globally.
Thoughts From Our Leaders
Our people don’t just lead the company – they spearhead the conversation around trucking. Learn more about what our experts have to say about the industry’s challenges and opportunities.
Ben Lasry on a changing trucking industry.
Chief of Sales and Aftersales Ben Lasry reflects on the state of the Australian trucking industry.
Read moreBrett Stewart on the importance of thinking ahead.
Brett Stewart, Head of Aftersales speaks in detail about the future opportunities that will be available to Australia's trucking industry.
Read moreSimon Humphries on Australia’s procurement predicament
Chief Engineer Simon Humphries comments on the industry’s slow action to address key factors impacting road transport such as customer preference, labour shortages and compliance.
Read moreThe Future of Trucking Report
The road ahead for the trucking industry presents obstacles and optimism for businesses. See the trends and what’s to come in the most extensive industry research of its kind conducted in Australia.
Freight volumes are rising
Road freight is forecasted to grow significantly through 2030, with steady demand seeing freight volumes rise over the short-term and longer-term.
Read moreAdaptability is crucial
Fleets recognise the industry is changing rapidly and are creating comprehensive game plans to adapt.
Read moreNew technologies are key
Data and fleet management technologies will be essential to effective responses, increasing productivity in a challenging environment.
Read moreMore efficient transport solutions
Consumers are shifting towards more fuel efficient, more drivable, turn-key road transport solutions.
Read moreA drive towards accessible trucks
Labour shortages are affecting buyer behaviour, with safer, accessible trucks becoming more popular to attract and retain talent.
Read moreRoad safety is paramount
Driver wellbeing is playing a bigger role in purchasing decisions, with 53% of fleets purchasing trucks that improve road safety.
Read moreProductivity a prime concern
Businesses are focused on the productivity of their fleets, holding onto trucks for an average of 5-8 years before replacement.
Read moreOperating costs pose challenge
Fleets are contending with significant operating costs, with fuel and inefficient asset utilisation among the major causes.
Read moreLifetime costs prioritised
Businesses are thinking about whole-of-life costs, with 64% of fleets saying lifetime expenses are more important to consider than upfront purchase prices.
Read moreDrivetrain innovation a focus
Trucking technology continues to transform, with drivetrain innovation being a key area of attention for the industry.
Read morePositivity surrounds electric trucks
Appetite for alternative power sources in road transport is on the rise, and 68% of respondents see electric trucks playing a major role in future freight.
Read moreChange expected to be slow
Shifts in consumer behaviour will take time as doubts about electric vehicle range, battery and supporting infrastructure remain.
Read moreLimited awareness for small fleets
Further work is necessary to ensure all fleets are aware of their Chain of Responsibility requirements.
Read moreLack of development in compliance
16% of respondents say Chain of Responsibility compliance is a key business challenge.
Read moreIndustry action essential
Industry-led initiatives are needed to raise Chain of Responsibility awareness and better manage obligations.
Read moreYour Trucking Questions
Whether you’re a new owner or a veteran driver, get up to speed on the most common queries about our trucks.