Truck-Lite Holdings changes corporate name to Clarience Technologies

Truck-Lite Holdings changes corporate name to Clarience Technologies

Truck-Lite Holdings has changed its corporate name to Clarience Technologies, LLC.

The company says the name change reflects its broader focus on providing total visibility to the commercial and recreational transportation industry through its family of technology-driven brands.

The Clarience Technologies family includes Truck-Lite Co., LLC; DAVCO Technology; Road Ready; Rigid Industries; and Lumitec.

Customers, suppliers and partners will find no change in the quality of products or services offered, obtaining information on products or services or conducting business with Clarience Technologies or its brands, the company says. Each of the individual businesses will retain their current names and branding and each will have access to additional resources and expertise from its parent company, Clarience Technologies. All current contracts, agreements, ERP and billing processes will remain as they stand with the individual brands.

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