NATDA Trailer Show 2027
About NATDA Trailer Show
A North American event dedicated to light- and medium-duty trailers, with over 4,000 industry professionals and 700+ dealerships attending.
NATDA Trailer Show 2027
The NATDA Trailer Show returns to the Music City Center, 201 Rep. John Lewis Way South, Nashville, Tennessee, on August 31–September 2, 2027.
What it is
The NATDA Trailer Show is the North American Trailer Dealers Association's annual show for trailer dealerships and the manufacturers and suppliers who sell to them. Dealers come to see new trailers and products from manufacturers and suppliers, attend a full day of dealer education, and network with other dealers from across North America. The show also runs an Innovation Showcase, Best in Show awards and an Ultimate Prize Giveaway.
NATDA reported more than 4,700 industry professionals, 800+ dealerships and 310+ exhibitors at the 2026 show in Nashville.
New for 2027: the Service Hub
NATDA is adding a Service Hub in the Karl Dean Ballroom, aimed at dealership service departments. It will include:
- Trailer Service Professional Certification seminars and workshops;
- technical sessions led by companies including Dexter, NCM Associates and NATM;
- exhibitors focused on service tools, parts, technology and business solutions.
The Service Hub keeps its own exhibiting hours, with some overlap with the main exhibit hall.
Key Topics
- Trailer manufacturers and new models
- Dealer education
- Trailer service and parts
- Innovation Showcase
- Dealer networking
Upcoming Truck & Commercial Vehicle Shows
All truck & commercial vehicle shows →Heavy Duty Aftermarket Week
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