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NTEA Opens Registration for 2025 Commercial Upfitting Summit

Farm equipment upfitters can meet OEM experts and explore new chassis tech at the 2025 NTEA Upfitting Summit.

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NTEA is inviting agricultural and vocational equipment upfitters to attend the 2025 Commercial Vehicle Upfitting Summit, scheduled for October 14–15 in Sandusky, Ohio.

Held at Kalahari Resorts & Conventions, the event will bring together leading OEMs and technical professionals to discuss updates in chassis systems, powertrains, electrical components and more.

“NTEA is pleased to once again host Commercial Vehicle Upfitting Summit, where upfitters can connect with OEM technical experts on the latest product offerings and specifications, as well as attend industry education sessions to broaden their knowledge,” said Kevin Koester, NTEA managing director. “Bringing together these industry professionals to share knowledge and forge connections paves the way for these businesses to continue to collaborate, innovate and get their work done.” 

The event is particularly relevant for those who outfit vehicles for rural applications, custom ag equipment and utility service vehicles. Attendees will have the opportunity to meet face-to-face with engineers from several top manufacturers.

Scheduled OEM participants:

  • Daimler Truck North America
  • Ford Pro
  • GM Envolve
  • Hino Trucks (with Toyota Motors North America)
  • Isuzu Commercial Truck of America
  • Ram Professional
  • Toyota Motors North America

Educational topics include:

  • PTO optimization
  • Lightweighting solutions
  • Hybrid axle integration
  • ADAS systems and testing

Industry exhibitors:

  • Lincoln Electric
  • S&P Global Mobility
  • TruckScience
  • WorkTruckCert

Early registration is open through September 9, 2025. Discounted rates are $229 for NTEA members and $329 for nonmembers. After that date, prices increase. Visit ntea.com/upfittingsummit for full details and to register.


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