Wabash showcased its industry-leading innovation and expanded services at TMC 2025, highlighting its transformation to reshape expectations from an OEM partner. The exhibit featured the 2026 Wabash DuraPlate Dry Van, which now includes the Phillips REAR-VU™ Backup Camera as a standard option on all dry van trailers starting this year. This camera provides a 170-degree field of view, improving safety and asset protection.
The company also emphasized its expanded Trailers as a Service (TaaS) offering, an end-to-end solution designed to help fleets scale capacity on demand while eliminating operational burdens. Wabash's recent acquisition of TrailerHawk.ai further enhances TaaS with advanced cargo security and real-time visibility. These initiatives merge physical and digital technologies to drive efficiency and flexibility.
Wabash's transformation is supported by strategic investments, including an automated advanced manufacturing facility that has increased its U.S. dry van production capacity by 20 percent. Long-term agreements with key partners such as Hydro, Ryerson, Steel Dynamics, and Rockland Flooring ensure a reliable domestic supply of essential materials, contributing to faster delivery and greater reliability for customers.
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