4TRUCK anticipates a 20% growth in delivery volume by 2025. This expectation aligns with the strong momentum currently seen in Brazil’s trucking sector. Last year, 122,099 units were sold, a 17.4% increase compared to 2023, when 103,994 vehicles were sold. The numbers reflect a solid recovery in the country’s truck market, driven primarily by sectors such as agribusiness, construction, and general industry.
Overall, the company grew by 10% in 2024, despite a turbulent first quarter due to a headquarters relocation. For this year, even in the face of a challenging scenario, the expectation is a 20% growth in delivery volume. ‘The customer needs to have confidence in the country and the government, access to credit, and competitive interest rates. We don’t believe all three conditions will be optimal in 2025, but we remain confident,’ explains Osmar Oliveira, CEO of 4TRUCK.
In 2024, the most implemented brands by the company were Mercedes-Benz (44%), Volkswagen (30%), and Iveco (13%). Regarding the portfolio, the most implemented products were dry freight vans (56%), tarped/side-curtain trailers (19%), and metallic bodies (14%).
To continue meeting growing demand, the company began 2025 at a new location with more space and a modified layout. Closer to Via Dutra, the new facility has a dedicated administrative block and four additional blocks for production, allowing operation by activity cells (components, welding, assembly, painting).
The company’s CEO also highlights the search for new assembly partners in other states, as well as innovations that could optimize the production process and training for the team. ‘We need to increase our capacity and remain competitive to face an increasingly demanding and challenging market,’ Oliveira states.
