UPDATE 1-Daimler Truck Q1 unit sales decline on weak North America demand

Adds North America segment, background on U.S. tariffs in paragraphs 3-4

April 10 (Reuters) - Daimler Truck DTGGe.DE, one of the world's largest truckmakers, on Friday reported a 9% decline in first-quarter group unit sales, weighed down by a sharp slowdown in North America.

The company sold 68,849 vehicles in the first three months of 2026, down from 75,758 units a year earlier.

Sales at its Trucks North America business fell 25% to 29,432 units.

In March, CFO Eva Scherer warned that the impact from U.S. tariffs will be significantly higher in 2026, following the introduction of 25% duties by President Donald Trump starting in November last year.


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