Paccar's Trading Volume Drops 42.6% to $367 Million Ranking 330th in Market

On April 10, 2025, Paccar's trading volume was $367 million, a 42.6% decrease from the previous day, ranking 330th in the day's stock market. Paccar's stock price fell by 5.49%.

Paccar is expected to increase its revenues due to a growing market share in Class 8 truck retail sales, with Kenworth and Peterbilt's share rising. This growth is driven by the company's focus on premium trucks and strong parts sales, which have historically contributed to its solid profitability.

Paccar recently announced that Dimmick Group Peterbilt has been awarded the title of 2024 eCommerce Dealer of the Year. This recognition highlights the company's commitment to innovation and customer satisfaction in the eCommerce sector.

The recent executive order imposing 25% tariffs on specific auto parts imported into the country, with a deadline set for no later than May 3, could impact Paccar's operations and supply chain. The company will need to navigate these challenges to maintain its market position and profitability.