Heavy-Duty Trucks Stocks
Global freight logistics and heavy equipment manufacturing form a cyclical industrial backbone sensitive to interest rates, fuel price volatility, and tonnage demand. This ecosystem spans the entire vehicle lifecycle, encompassing Tier 1 powertrain engineering, chassis fabrication, dealership networks, and asset-heavy fleet operations.
As of Oct 23, 2026, Heavy-Duty Trucks has 18 US-listed companies worth $493B combined. The median member moved -1.4% over the past week; WPRT led at +23.3% and WERN trailed at -12.3%.
Companies in Heavy-Duty Trucks
- CAT – Caterpillar Inc, $316B
- CMI – Cummins Inc, $71.5B
- PCAR – PACCAR Inc, $56.3B
- FDXF – FedEx Freight Holding Company, Inc., $16.5B
- R – Ryder System Inc, $9.2B
- ALSN – Allison Transmission Holdings Inc, $9.1B
- RUSHA – Rush Enterprises A Inc, $5.3B
- DORM – Dorman Products Inc, $3.7B
- PHIN – PHINIA Inc., $2.1B
- WERN – Werner Enterprises Inc, $1.7B
- CYD – China Yuchai International Limited, $989M
- ENRD – Einride AB American Depositary Shares, $348M
- NOA – North American Construction Group Ltd, $318M
- CMT – Core Molding Technologies Inc, $204M
- EML – Eastern Co, $148M
- CVGI – Commercial Vehicle Group Inc, $117M
- WPRT – Westport Fuel Systems Inc, $34.6M
- TLIH – Ten-League International Holdings Limited Ordinary Shares, $16.7M