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List of truck manufacturers

This is a list of truck manufacturers, actual and defunct by region.

Europe

Austria

Gräf & Stift (Austria)
ÖAF (Austria)
Steyr (Austria)

Belarus

BelAZ (Belarus)
MAZ (Belarus)
MTZ (Belarus)
MZKT

Asia

China

BAW (China)
Beiben (China)
Foton (China)
BYD Company (China)
Chengli Special Automobile (China)
Chery (China)
Sinotruk (China)
Chingkangshan (China)
Ziyang Nanjun (China)

North America

American Coleman
American LaFrance (defunct in 2014)
Autocar Company (United States)
Available
Bailey
Bering Trucks
Brockway
Brown
Canadian Car Corporation (Canada)
Crane Carrier Corporation (United States)
Chevrolet (United States)
Cline
Colet
Corbitt

South America

Agrale (Brazil)
Volkswagen Truck and Bus (Brazil)

Africa

AVM (Zimbabwe)
Isuzu (South Africa)
Mahindra Motors African (Mauritius)
Tata Motors Africa (Kenya)
Ralph (truck manufacturer)
SAMIL (South Africa)
SNVI (Algeria)
UD Trucks (Southern Africa)
Uri (Namibia and South Africa)

Oceania

Caterpillar Trucks
DAF Trucks
Freightliner Trucks
Fuso
Hino
International Motors
Isuzu
Iveco
Kenworth
Mack Trucks
Mercedes-Benz

See also

List of electric truck makers
List of trucks
List of pickup trucks

Bibliography

References

Yarovit^
Burford Export register of the Federation of British industries, 1920-01-01, retrieved 2025-12-29^
Hallford Export register of the Federation of British industries, 1920-01-01, retrieved 2025-12-29^

(Belarus)

Belgium

Brossel (Belgium)
Miesse (Belgium)
Minerva (Belgium)

Bulgaria

Chavdar (Bulgaria)
Madara (Bulgaria)
Preslav (Bulgaria)

Czech Republic

Avia Trucks (Czech Republic)
LIAZ (Czech Republic) (1951–2002)
Praga (Czech Republic)
Škoda (Czech Republic)
Tatra (Czech Republic)

Finland

Sisu Auto (Finland)
Vanaja (Finland)

France

ACMAT (France)
Berliet (France)
Chenard-Walcker (France)
Citroën (France)
De Dion-Bouton (France)
Delahaye (France)
FAR Trucks (France)
Hotchkiss (France)
Labourier (France)
Latil (France)
Loheac (France)
Lorraine-Dietrich (France)
Nicolas (France)
Panhard (France)
Peugeot (France)
Renault Trucks (France)
Saviem (France)
Sides (France)
Simca (France)
Somua (France)
Unic (France)
Willème (France)

Germany

Barkas (Germany)
Büssing (Germany)
Borgward (Germany)
Daimler AG (Germany)
ELM Trucking (Germany)
Ford (Germany)
Grube (Germany)
Hanomag (Germany)
Henschel (Germany)
Horch (Germany)
IFA (Germany)
Kaelble (Germany)
Magirus (Germany)
MAN (Germany)
Mercedes-Benz (Germany)
Multicar (Germany)
Opel (Germany)
Paul Nutzfahrzeuge (Germany)
Robur (Germany)
Tadano Faun GmbH (Germany)
Titan Spezialfahrzeuge (Germany)
Unimog (Germany)
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles (Germany)
Vomag (Germany)

Greece

ELVO (Greece)
Namco (Greece)
Temax (Greece)

Hungary

Csepel (Hungary)
Raba (Hungary)

Italy

Alfa Romeo (Italy)
Astra (Italy)
Fiat (Italy)
Lancia (Italy)
Officine Meccaniche (Italy)
Officine Meccaniche Tortonesi (Italy)
Iveco (Italy)

The Netherlands

DAF Trucks (Netherlands)
Ginaf (Netherlands)
Kromhout (Netherlands)
FTF Trucks (Netherlands)
Terberg (Netherlands)
Verheul (Netherlands)

Poland

Jelcz (Poland)
Kalmar (Poland)
Star (Poland)

Portugal

Berliet-Tramagal (Portugal)
Bravia SARL (Portugal)
Mitsubishi Motors (Portugal)

Romania

ATP Trucks (Romania)
Bucegi (Romania)
DAC Trucks (Romania)
Roman (Romania)

Russia

Avtomobilnoe Moskovskoe Obshchestvo (Russia)
BAZ (Russia)
Foton (different models of trucks in Russia)
Gaz (Russia)
Kamaz (Russia)
Tonar (Russia)
Ural (Russia)
Yarovit [1] (Russia)
ZiL (Russia)

Serbia

FAP (Serbia)
Neobus (Serbia)
Nibus (Serbia)
Zastava TERVO (Serbia)
Zastava Trucks (Serbia)

Slovenia

TAM (Slovenia)
TVM (Slovenia)

Sweden

Scania (Sweden)
Volvo Trucks (Sweden)

Spain

Barreiros (Spain)
Ebro (Spain)
Hispano-Suiza (Spain)
Pegaso (Spain)
Santana Motor (Spain)
TAM (trucks) (Spain)
URO (Spain)

Switzerland

Berna (Switzerland)
FBW (Switzerland)
Mowag (Switzerland)
Saurer (Switzerland)

Turkey

Ford Otosan (Turkey)
Askam (Turkey)
BMC (Turkey)
Fargo (Turkey)
Isuzu (Anadolu) (Turkey)
Genoto (Turkey)
Katmerciler (Turkey)
Otokar (Turkey)

United Kingdom

Fuso Truck And Bus Corporation]]/Hino Motors Joint Venture 100% (UK)

Atkinson (UK)
Austin (UK)
AEC (UK)
Albion (UK)
Argyle (UK)
Armstrong-Saurer (UK)
AWD (UK)
BAE Systems (UK)
Baron (UK)
Bean (UK)
Beardmore (UK)
Bedford (UK)
Belsize Motors (UK)
Bristol UD Trucks/Isuzu/[[Fuso (company)|Mitsubishi

British Ensign (UK)
British Motor Corporation (UK)
Bruce-SN (UK)
H. G. Burford & Co. Ltd. [2]
Carmichael (UK)
Caledon (UK)
Churchill (UK)
Clayton (UK)
Commer (UK)
Crossley (UK)
C.T. (UK)
Dennis UD Trucks/Isuzu/Fuso/Hino Motors

Ukraine

KrAZ (Ukraine)
LAZ (Ukraine)

Other Countries

Dennison (Ireland)
Ganja Auto Plant (Azerbaijan)
KAZ (Georgia)

CHTC (China)

CNHTC (China)

Dongfeng Liuzhou Motor (China)

Dongfeng Motor Corporation (China) – Nissan Diesel/Cummins joint venture

FAW (China)

Hohan (China)

Hualing Xingma Automobile (China)

Jianghuai Automobile (China)

Jiangling Motors (China)

Jiaotong (China)

Jiefang (China)

Lovol Heavy Industry (China)

Qingling (China)

Sany (China)

Shaanxi Automobile Group (China)

Shacman (China)

Sitrak (China)

Sitom (China)

Tangjun Ou Ling (China)

XCMG (China)

Xiaolong Automotive Technologies Co., Ltd (China)

YTO (China)

Yuejin (China)

India

Ashok Leyland (India)
Asia MotorWorks (AMW) (India)
Daimler India (BharatBenz) (India)
Eicher Motors (India)
Force Motors (India)
GA (Azerbaijan) - 45% subsidiary of Tata Motors
Hindustan Motors (India)
Mahindra Truck and Bus Division (India)
MAN Truck & Bus (left in 2018[4])
Premier Automobiles (India)
Scania (India)
SML Isuzu Limited (SMLI) (India)
Tata Motors (India)
TVS (India)
Vehicle Factory Jabalpur (India)
Volvo (India)

Japan

Daihatsu (Japan) – 51% owned by Toyota
Fuso (Japan)
Hino Motors (Japan) - subsidiary of Toyota
Isuzu (Japan)
Komatsu (Japan)
Nissian/Minsei (Japan)
Tata Motors Japan (Japan) - subsidiary of Tata Motors
UD Trucks (Japan)

Iran

Dand (Iran)
Amico (Iran)
Arna (Iran)
Arya (Iran)
HEPCO (Iran)
Persika (Iran)
Kaveh (Iran)

South Korea

Daewoo (South Korea) (defunct in 1999)
Hyundai (South Korea)
Tata Daewoo (South Korea) – subsidiary of Tata Motors

Indonesia

Matra Fire (Indonesia)
Texmaco (Indonesia)

Pakistan

Ghandhara Industries (Pakistan)
Hinopak Motors (Pakistan)
Master Motors (Pakistan)

Other

AIL (Israel)
HICOM (Malaysia)
GA (Azerbaijan)
KAZ (Georgia)
KMC (Cyprus)
Vinaxuki (Vietnam)

Dart (United States)

Diamond T

Dina (Mexico)

Dodge (United States)

E-One (United States)

Edison Motors (Canada)[5]

Fageol (United States)

Flextruc (Canada)

Ford (United States)

Freeman

Federal

Freightliner Trucks (United States)

Fuso (different models for U.S. market)

FWD Auto Company

Gersix (United States; became Kenworth in 1923))

GMC (United States)

General Motors Canada (Canada)

Gotfredson

Greenkraft Inc

General Vehicle (United States)

Hayes Truck (United States)

Hendrickson

Hino (different models for U.S. market)

HME

Hug (United States)

Ibex

International Motors

Isuzu (different models for U.S. market)

Jarrett (United States)

Jeffedry Quad (United States)

Kenworth (United States)

Knox (United States)

Liberty (United States)

Lion Electric Company (Canada)

Mack Trucks (United States)

Marmon (United States)

Marmon-Herrington (United States)

Moreland (United States)

Nikola (United States)

Nissan (different models for U.S. market)

Orange EV (United States)

Oshkosh (United States)

Kalmar Industries (formerly Ottawa) (yard switch trucks)

Paccar (United States)

Paymaster

Peterbilt (United States)

Pierce (United States)

Ramirez (Mexico)

Rapid (United States)

Relay (United States)

Reo (United States)

Republic (United States)

Riker (United States)

Spangler (United States)

Spartan (United States)

Sterling Trucks (United States)

Stewart & Stevenson (United States)

Studebaker (United States)

Scot (Canada)

Tesla Motors (United States)

Traffic (United States)

UD Trucks (different models for U.S. market)

Volvo Trucks (different models for U.S. market)

Vicinity Motor Corp. (Canada)

Walter (United States)

White (United States)

Western Star Trucks (United States)

Zeligson (United States)

Volvo Trucks (South Africa)

RFW

Volvo Trucks

Western Star Trucks

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Joint Venture 100% (UK)

Dennis Eagle (UK)

Dennis-Mann Egerton (UK)

Dodge (UK)

Enfield-Allday (UK)

Foden (UK)

Fodens (UK)

Ford (UK)

Foster (UK)

Garner (UK)

Garrett (UK)

Gilford (UK)

GV (UK)

Guy (UK)

Halley (UK)

Hallford (UK) [3]

Hardy (UK)

Haulamatic (UK)

ERF (UK)

HHT (UK)

HSG (UK)

Karrier (UK)

Kerr Stuart (UK)

Lacre (UK)

Leyland DAF (UK)

Lomount (UK)

Manchester (UK)

Mann (UK)

Maudslay (UK)

McCurd (UK)

Morris Commercial (UK)

Motor Traction (UK)

Multiwheeler (UK)

Norde (UK)

Proctor (UK)

Quest (UK)

Rotinoff (UK)

Rowe-Hillmaster (UK)

Rutland (UK)

Scammell (UK)

SD (UK)

Seddon (UK)

Seddon Atkinson (UK)

Sentinel (UK)

Shefflex (UK)

Star (UK)

Straker-Squire (UK)

Straussler (UK)

Tata Motor UK (UK)

Thames (UK)

Thornycroft (UK)

Three (UK)

Tilling Stevens (UK)

TVW (UK)

Union (UK)

Unipower (UK)

USG-Pitt (UK)

Vulcan (UK)

Yorkshire (UK)

Zwicky (UK)