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This year’s NATDA Trailer Show was its ‘biggest event in show history’

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The 2025 NATDA Trailer Show just set several new records when it took place at Nashville, Tennessee’s Music City Center Aug. 26–28, making it the largest event in the show’s history. 

The 2025 NATDA Trailer Show saw over 770 dealerships attend, a 12% increase in dealer registration compared to last year. (Photo: NATDA)

With strong dealership growth, an expanded show floor, and insightful education and technical training, this year’s show saw dealership participation reach an all-time high. Dealer registration rose by 12% from last year, with more than 770 dealerships from across North America in attendance. This growth included over 65 new dealerships, or returning dealers who hadn’t attended in more than three years. 

Participation grew across key segments, including RV, powersports, heavy duty, utility, and fleet. More than 330 exhibitors occupied larger exhibit space than in previous years, and the 2026 exhibit hall is nearly 70% sold out already.

Enhanced educational programming and technical training attendees had access to over 30 expert-led sessions, including hands-on technician training and interactive Tow Talks addressing the industry’s concerns.

The Innovation Showcase was the largest ever, featuring breakthrough technologies and forward-thinking solutions that are shaping the future of trailer dealerships. New text-to-vote technology boosted dealer participation and engagement levels. 

In addition to industry growth and innovation, the show proudly supported the Wounded Warrior Project, reinforcing NATDA’s commitment to giving back and honoring those who have served. 

“You could feel the buzz from the moment the show kicked off. Many of our sessions were standing room only, and our opening party was overflowing with more new faces than ever,” says Andria Gibbon, executive director of NATDA. “The energy, the connections, the business getting done on and off the show floor was next level.”



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