List of truck manufacturers

This is a list of truck manufacturers by region. 'Trucks' are correctly referred to as commercial vehicles.

Worldwide rankings

Isuzu Truck	Daimler Truck
Volvo's subsidiary Renault Magnum Truck	Military truck Tatra T815
UD Nissan truck	Hino Motors truck

Ranking of largest manufacturers in the world as of 2007,
over 16 tons GVW in 2005.

Pos.	Make	Units
1	Isuzu	478,535
2	Daimler AG (Mercedes-Benz, Freightliner Trucks, Unimog, Western Star, Mitsubishi Fuso)	446,128
3	Volvo Group (Volvo, Mack, Renault, UD Trucks)	341,875
4	Toyota Group (Hino Motors)	240,038
5	Hyundai Group (Hyundai)	159,237
6	Tata Group (Tata Motors, Tata Daewoo)	157,781
7	Fiat Group (Iveco, Magirus, Astra, Seddon Atkinson, Yuejin)	127,542
8	PACCAR (DAF Trucks, Kenworth, Leyland Trucks, Peterbilt)	126,960
9	Volkswagen Group (Scania, Volkswagen (VWN))	110,617
10	Ford	95,596
11	MAN (Volkswagen Truck and Bus)	92,485
12	Navistar International	70,839
13	General Motors	33,042
14	GAZ	30,105

Europe

A heavy Scania dump truck in France

Coal-fired steam-powered lorry

• ACMAT (France)
• Alexander Dennis (UK)
• Askam (Turkey)
• Avia Trucks (Czech Republic)
• Barkas (Germany)
• Bedford (UK)
• BelAZ (Belarus

• Carmichael (UK)
• Chavdar (Bulgaria)
• Commer (UK)
• DAF Trucks (Netherlands) (division of PACCAR)
• Dennis Eagle (UK)
• ELBO (Greece)
• ERF (UK)
• Fabrika Automobila Priboj (Serbia)
• Foden (UK)
• Ford
• GAZ (Russia)
• Ginaf (Netherlands)
• Ikarbus (Serbia)
• Iveco (Italy)
• Jelcz (Poland)
• Kamaz (Russia)
• Karrier (UK)
• KAZ (Georgia)
• KrAZ (Ukraine)
• LAZ (Ukraine)
• LIAZ (Czech Republic, 1951-2002)
• Magirus (Germany)
• MAN (Germany)
• MAZ (Belarus)
• Mercedes-Benz (Germany)
• MTZ (Belarus)

• Multicar (Germany)
• Namco (Greece)
• Neobus (Serbia)
• Nibus (Serbia)
• Panhard (France)
• Pegaso (Spain)
• Renault Trucks (France)
• Robur (Germany)
• Roman (Romania)
• Scania (Sweden)
• Seddon Atkinson (UK)
• Sides (France)
• Sisu Auto (Finland)
• Škoda (Czech Republic)
• Star (Poland)
• Steyr (Austria)
• TAM (Slovenia)
• Tatra (Czech Republic)
• Temax (Greece)
• TVM (Slovenia)
• URO (Spain)
• Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles (Germany)
• Volvo Trucks (Sweden) (not to be confused with Volvo cars, which is part of Geely)
• Zastava Trucks (Serbia)
• Zil (Russia)

Asia

Hino garbage truck

• Anhui Jianghuai Automobile (China)
• Ashok Leyland (India)
• Asia MotorWorks Ltd (India)
• AIL (Israel)
• Beiqi Foton (China)
• BMC (Turkey)
• Daihatsu (Japan) (51% owned by the Toyota Group)
• Dongfeng Motor Corporation (China, under joint ventures with Nissan Diesel as Dongfeng Nissan-Diesel, and with Cummins as DFAC.)
• Eicher Motors (India) under joint venture with Volvo
• Force Motors (India), under a joint venture with MAN AG
• Hino Motors (Japan) in a joint venture with Scania
• Hinopak Motors (Pakistan)
• Isuzu (Japan)

• Mahindra and Mahindra (India)
• Master Motors (Pakistan)
• Matra Fire (Indonesia)
• Mitsubishi Fuso (Japan)
• New Sentosa CV (Indonesia)
• Nissan Diesel (Japan) 100% owned by Volvo
• Otokar (Turkey)
• Shaanxi Automobile Group (China)
• Tata Daewoo Commercial Vehicle (South Korea) (subsidiary of Tata Motors, India)
• Tata Motors (India)
• Sinotruk (China)
• Volvo Pakistan

North America

Main article: List of American truck manufacturers

U.S. Peterbilt truck - California

Volvo VNL780, U.S.A.

Kenworth heavy recovery/tow truck

• American LaFrance
• Autocar Company (USA)
• Crane Carrier Corporation (USA)
• Chevrolet
• Colet
• Dodge
• E-One
• Freightliner Trucks
• Ford

• GMC
• Hayes Truck
• Hino (different models for U.S. market)
• Isuzu
• Kenworth
• Mack Trucks
• Mitsubishi Fuso
• International
• Nissan
• Oshkosh
• Kalmar Industries (formerly Ottawa) (yard switch trucks)
• Peterbilt
• Pierce
• Sterling Trucks
• UD Trucks
• Volvo Trucks (different models for U.S. market)
• Western Star Trucks

South America

• Aeolus (Uruguay)
• Agrale (Brazil)
• Chevrolet (commercial vehicles for the Colombian market only)
• DaimlerChrysler
• Feresa Argentina
• Ford Truck (Brazil) (cargo line)
• Grosspal Argentina
• Libertad (Uruguay)

• Mack
• Matra (Brazil)
• Orejano (Uruguay)
• Randon (Brazil)
• Renault (Uruguay)
• Troller (Brazil)
• Volvo (Brazil)
• Volkswagen Truck and Bus (Brazil)

Africa

A military-type light truck, used for troop transport, and now for safari trips

• SNVI (Algeria) different models for the Algerian market and some African and Asian countries

Oceania

Scania R500

• Volvo (Australia)
• Mack (Australia)
• Iveco (different models for Australian market)
• International (Australia - formerly International Harvester Corp. Australia, Now a division of IVECO has been building trucks and agricultural equipment in Australia since 1903)
• Kenworth (different models for Australian market)
• Oka (truck variants of traditional models)