Lease 2025 Semi Trucks Now – Save Big Before Prices Surge
Limited 2025 Truck Availability (Act Now!)
Manufacturers are on the verge of shifting production to 2026 models, which means 2025 model semi trucks are in finite supply. Once assembly lines retool for 2026, new 2025 trucks will become scarce. In fact, fleet buyers nationwide are already snapping up remaining 2025 units, knowing what’s coming. Industry analysts note that 2025 and 2026 models are in high demand as fleets “stock up on less expensive equipment,” and new truck deals will soon be “increasingly hard to find” (Impending tariffs, expected cost increases may push prices for new trucks higher – TheTrucker.com). Waiting too long could leave you facing sold-out inventories or higher prices on 2026 models – a costly missed opportunity.
Avoid 2026 Price Hikes and Tariffs
Leasing a 2025 truck now locks in current pricing and shields you from multiple looming cost increases:
- Impending Tariffs: Proposed tariffs on imported vehicles and parts could skyrocket truck prices. The American Trucking Associations warns a 25% tariff on Mexican-built trucks would boost new tractor costs by up to $35,000 each (Truck prices find stability as expectations for 2025 grow – Equipment Finance News) – an expense that would hit both small carriers and large fleets hard. Even standard pickups and autos could see thousands more in added cost from these trade policies (OEMs, Consumers Bracing for Tariff Effects). By getting your 2025 trucks now, you “beat the tariffs” before they take effect and avoid this huge upcharge.
- Annual OEM Price Increases: Vehicle and truck manufacturers tend to raise base prices with each model year. Even in the consumer market, “Ford has a habit of raising prices… so we expect the 2026 model to be more expensive than the 2025” (2026 Ford F-150 Preview: Specs, Price, Release Date). The same pattern holds for commercial trucks – OEMs typically implement yearly price bumps, especially when demand is strong. Paccar (maker of Kenworth/Peterbilt) has already signaled “strengthening price positions” into 2025 and beyond (Truck prices find stability as expectations for 2025 grow – Equipment Finance News). In short, 2026 trucks will almost certainly cost more than an equivalent 2025 model due to these routine hikes.
- Future Regulatory Costs: Buying now helps you stay ahead of mandated cost increases. New emissions and warranty regulations slated for 2027 are expected to add as much as $30,000 to the price of a new truck (Impending tariffs, expected cost increases may push prices for new trucks higher – TheTrucker.com). While those rules don’t hit 2025 models, they create a ripple effect: smart fleets are securing 2025 trucks today to avoid the massive uptick later (Impending tariffs, expected cost increases may push prices for new trucks higher – TheTrucker.com). This pre-buy trend further tightens current supply – another reason to act quickly before others grab the remaining 2025 inventory.
By leasing now, you lock in lower costs and insulate your fleet budget from these looming headwinds. It’s a rare chance to secure new trucks at pre-tariff, pre-increase prices – a bottom-line win that you and your accountants will appreciate.
2025 Models = Latest Performance & Efficiency, Without the 2026 Premium
Choosing a 2025 model year truck doesn’t mean compromising on technology, performance, or fuel efficiency. You get cutting-edge features and reliability, but at a better price point. Many 2026 models aren’t introducing major upgrades over 2025 – they’re largely carryovers. The same holds true for the big Class-8 rigs: the 2025 model semis already boast advanced powertrains, safety systems, and driver comforts that will carry into 2026. You’re essentially getting the latest and greatest engineering – just without paying a premium for an extra model-year number on the spec sheet.
Crucially, 2025 trucks deliver top-tier fuel efficiency and performance that keep your operations competitive. Manufacturers have spent recent years refining engines and aerodynamics, so these trucks sip less fuel and haul more efficiently than ever. Fleets running modern 2025 units enjoy excellent uptime and driver satisfaction. In short, you’re gaining state-of-the-art performance now, while avoiding the higher sticker price (and financing costs) of waiting for 2026 inventory. It’s the smart way to refresh or expand your fleet for less.
Lock in Savings with Rolling Equity Leasing
The window of opportunity is open right now – but it’s closing fast. Leasing 2025 semi trucks through Rolling Equity Leasing (REL) lets you capitalize immediately on these savings. As a nationwide provider of truck leases, you’re in good hands with REL. We have 2025 model trucks from the world’s top brands ready for delivery, and our lease programs are structured to maximize your equity value at the end of term. In other words, you save now and build value for later.
Act now and make a savvy financial move for your company. Every week of delay risks higher costs or lost availability. By locking in a lease on 2025 trucks today, you ensure your fleet gets the equipment it needs at a predictable, affordable rate – avoiding the squeeze of tomorrow’s price surges. Rolling Equity Leasing’s team is ready to expedite your lease and get your new trucks on the road fast.
Don’t miss this chance to get ahead of the market. Securing 2025 semis before tariffs hit and before 2026 price increases is the kind of forward-thinking decision that sets successful fleets apart. Reach out to Rolling Equity Leasing now to lock in your 2025 truck leases – and drive into the future with confidence and savings in hand.
