Get ready for an exciting year ahead! 2026 is shaping up to be a milestone year for the fleet, mobility, and automotive industries — with several premier events bringing together leaders, innovators, and professionals from across North America. Don’t miss these key opportunities to connect, learn, and collaborate on the future of fleet management, sustainability, and technology.
Join one of the industry’s most dynamic gatherings focused on telematics, data intelligence, and connected fleet solutions. Expect cutting-edge insights into EV integration, AI-driven analytics, and next-gen fleet optimization tools.
Canada’s flagship fleet event returns! Network with top fleet leaders, policy experts, and OEM partners as they explore the evolving landscape of commercial and government fleets across Canada.
The NAFA I&E remains the premier destination for fleet professionals. This year’s event will showcase emerging technologies, sustainability practices, and strategic fleet operations — all tailored to enhance performance and efficiency in a rapidly changing market.
The Automotive Fleet & Leasing Association (AFLA) brings together fleet and mobility experts for a world-class event that emphasizes innovation, leadership, and the global evolution of fleet management. Expect engaging panels, networking opportunities, and actionable takeaways to drive your fleet forward.
October Used-Vehicle Market Shows Seasonal Declines but Stable Demand
The Manheim Used Vehicle Value Index (MUVVI) fell to 202.9 in October, marking a 2.0% drop in wholesale used-vehicle prices from September, with values remaining largely unchanged year over year. Historically, October sees slight gains, so this decline stands out amid seasonal softness. Non-adjusted prices fell 3.7% but are still 0.2% higher than a year ago. Jeremy Robb, Deputy Chief Economist at Cox Automotive, described October as a “spooky” month for wholesale markets, noting it typically brings the year’s highest depreciation as dealers slow activity ahead of winter and new model year (MY26) inventory rises. He added that stronger used retail sales later in the month tightened inventory and slowed depreciation, and with solid demand, tighter supply, and the potential for higher consumer tax refunds next year, depreciation could ease for the remainder of Q4.
Important: Cut-Off Dates for 2026MY Silverado/Sierra 1500 Regular and Double Cabs
Please note the following cut-off dates for 2026 model year Silverado and Sierra 1500 Light Duty Regular and Double Cab models: