The family of brands

Seventeen companies, one group

Every Trek Group company is a separate, standalone business. They’re ordered here from the group’s founding in 1999 through to its most recent addition — SVP included.

Est. 1999
EquiTrek

Leading manufacturer of horse trailers and motorised horseboxes.

Launched 2011
MotoTrek

Leading manufacturer of a range of hand-built motorhomes.

Launched 2016
HireTrek

Hire provider of specialist vehicles, from ambulances to trailers and horseboxes.

Launched 2017
AutoTrek

High quality bodyshop offering full resprays to body repairs on any size of vehicle.

Joined 2018
TrekTrailers

Trailer servicing and vehicle, sales and hire company, covering Lincolnshire, Sheffield, Suffolk and the Three Counties.

Joined 2020

Cartwright Vehicle Conversions

Specialist converter for emergency vehicles covering police, security, ambulance and fire.

Joined 2020

Lehel International

Bespoke luxury coachbuilt large horseboxes and motorhomes.

Joined 2020
TrekParts

Distributer and wholesaler of motorhome and horsebox parts.

Joined 2021

The Journey Centre

Thule distributor for roof bars, cycle carriers and roof boxes.

Joined 2021
TrekTrucks

New and used Isuzu car sales, aftersales, servicing and MOT work.

Joined 2022

Mould Ability

Professional mould, pattern making and fibreglass manufacturers.

That’s us Joined 2023

SVP Ltd

Specialist converter for emergency vehicles covering police, security, ambulance and fire.

Joined 2023

Refrigerated Trailer

Refrigerated and freezer trailer sales and hire throughout the UK.

Launched 2024
TrekMinibus

Leading manufacturer of standard and wheelchair accessible minibuses.

Joined 2025

Automotivate

Automotive engineering and vehicle development consultancy.

Joined 2025

EAV

UK manufacturer of electric cargo bikes and sustainable last-mile delivery vehicles.

Joined 2026

O+H Vehicle Conversions

Specialists in wheelchair-accessible and mobility vehicle conversions.

Our history

From one patent to a national group

Trek Group’s roots go back to 1999. Since then it has grown from a single product and a single site into a group of seventeen companies, multiple factories and a string of acquisitions — including SVP, in 2023.

1999

Equi-Trek formed and first patent on side loading ramp secured.

2000

First trailer manufactured under licence and sold to a customer.

2005

First factory opened at Meltham — 5,000 sq. ft.

2006

Factory opened at Holmfirth, Yorkshire — 20,000 sq. ft.

2007

Launch of first motorised horsebox — The Equi-Trek Sonic.

2008

Launch of first 7.5T horsebox — The Equi-Trek Endeavour — and first international sale.

2009

12T and 26T horseboxes launched to complete the range. Distribution began in Australia, with seven factories now operating.

2010

Gained ISO quality accreditation and European Type Approval.

2011

Moto-Trek launched.

2012

Equi-Trek starts title sponsorship at Bramham International Horse Trials; export begins to North America.

2013

Added to the factory at Meltham — 20,000 sq. ft.

2014

Added factory at Slaithwaite — 40,000 sq. ft.

2015

First wood-free product manufactured.

2016

Moved to a 75-acre site at Stocksbridge, Sheffield. Hire-Trek launched.

2017

Auto-Trek launched.

2018

Acquired Trek-Trailers.

2019

Acquired Anglian Trailer Centre.

2020

Acquired Cartwrights Vehicle Conversions and Its Cold Inside.

2021

Acquired The Journey Centre, Trek-Trucks and Lincolnshire Trailers.

2022

Acquired Mould Ability fibreglass manufacturers.

2023

Acquired SVP Ltd and Refrigerated Trailer.

2024

Official launch of Trek-Minibus.

2025

Acquired Automotivate and EAV.

2026

Acquired O+H vehicle conversions.

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