Dump Trucks

This October 2023 Off-Highway Research report provides a comprehensive analysis of the North American market for articulated and rigid off-highway dump trucks, with coverage of the United States and Canada. It examines economic, construction, mining and quarrying conditions influencing equipment demand, along with market size and trends, production, foreign trade and the outlook for the industry.

The report concludes with a market forecast and detailed listings of articulated and rigid dump truck models available in North America, including payload capacity, horsepower, engine manufacturers and product sourcing.

The report explores demand by truck type and payload capacity and examines the competitive landscape for major manufacturers and suppliers, including Caterpillar, Volvo, John Deere, Komatsu, Bell Equipment, DEVELON, Liebherr, Hitachi and others. Coverage includes domestic manufacturing, imports and exports, market shares, pricing, and dealer and distribution networks.

Additional analysis examines how articulated and rigid dump trucks serve different applications across construction, rental, mining, quarrying, extraction and industrial markets. The report also discusses the growing role of articulated dump trucks in applications traditionally served by rigid haulers, including the operational and market factors influencing equipment selection.

The report includes access to all data and charts attributable to Off-Highway Research as Excel download files after purchasing the report.

Disclaimer: This report is provided exclusively to members of Associated Equipment Distributors (AED) through AED’s partnership with Off-Highway Research. The analysis, forecasts, conclusions, and opinions contained in this publication are those of Off-Highway Research, which is solely responsible for the report’s content. AED makes this report available as a member benefit and does not independently verify or endorse the findings presented.

This report is available exclusively to AED member organizations.

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