Continuing our partnership with Toyota Motors and Snap-On, Sara Corya, and Chris Craig attended the 2024 National Automobile Dealer Association (NADA) trade show at the beginning of February. Born from a need to move Electric Vehicle (EV) batteries in car dealerships, the partnership is evolving to include Snap-On facilities, including manufacturing and distribution locations. While the initial focus was on Toyota and Lexus dealers, this program has expanded to include all dealer and manufacturing brands.
The 2024 NADA show was held at the Las Vegas Convention Center and had approximately 25,000 attendees from all facets of the automobile industry. Targeted toward automobile dealers, suppliers have the opportunity to engage with personnel at all levels of dealerships as well as OEMs. This event offered great exposure to our core targets to share the benefits of this National Purchasing Program (NPP).
Snap-On has over 300 locations across the United States, and along with their facilitation of the auto dealer EV program, there are opportunities with this company in every Toyota Material Handling dealer’s territory.
Snap-On is an NPP with decentralized purchasing and thousands of warm doors for our field professionals to approach. We encourage our sales representatives to call on these customers as the need for material handling equipment is increasing due to growth in the EV market. For questions or support on this program, please contact Business Development Analyst, Sara Corya at sara.corya@toyotatmh.com or at 812-343-6076.