Commercial truck financial services lease revenue combines revenue from finance leases and operating leases in a captive truck-finance business.
PACCAR Financial Services reported $248.2M of lease revenue in Q2 2026, compared with $250.5M a year earlier. The 2026 total included $92.3M from finance leases and $155.9M from operating leases.
Finance and operating leases are different revenue streams
Lease revenue is only part of Financial Services revenue. The segment also earns interest and fees from loans and other financing products, so lease revenue should not be treated as the whole captive-finance business.
Pair lease revenue with commercial truck financial services revenue and commercial truck financial services finance margin to separate lease activity from the broader financing spread.
Primary source: PACCAR Q2 2026 Form 10-Q filed with the SEC.
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