International Motors (formerly Navistar International) is a subsidiary of Traton Group based in Lisle, Illinois, and includes International brand commercial and military trucks, MaxxForce brand diesel engines, IC Bus brand school and commercial buses and RV brands of recreational vehicles. The company’s subsidiaries and affiliates also produce truck and diesel engine service parts. Another affiliate offers financing services.
In full production since August 2021, the battery-electric eMV Series provides a flexible design offering a wide variety of spec'ing options to serve various markets.
The strategic partnership will connect Motive's Automated Operations Platform with Navistar’s OnCommand Connection suite, streamlining fleets' ability to access data and providing...
The redesigned truck now benefits customers with a chassis configuration specifically focused on plows, improved packaging for easy integration and a multitude of safety features...
Navistar’s TECH EmPOWERment program is designed to create career paths for future techs and has focused efforts to engrain DEI standards into their recruitment.
The program offers paid, hands-on training in a real-world setting and features a 90-day dealership rotation, on-the-job class assignments, and exposure to multiple vehicle types...
The powertrain, which is available in International LT, RH, HX, and HV Series trucks has now been certified and approved for R100/R99 renewable diesel.
To simplify its identity in the industry for the future, as well as go back to its roots, Traton is sunsetting Navistar, giving rise to International Motors.
Kayser, who previously served as vice president of National Fleet Sales and Group Vice President of National Accounts, will take on his new role as of July 1.
The new 13,000 sq.-ft. Joliet location houses a sales department, a calibration engineering center, and eight service bays, and features an always-available digital showroom listing...
Navistar just cut the ribbon on the 900,000-sq.-ft. plant, which will build Classes 6-8 trucks. By June, Navistar officials expect the facility will produce 52 trucks a day.
Joe Kory, senior vice president, parts, for Navistar, discusses recent advancements in access and ordering that have been made to Navistar’s parts distribution and service networks...
Following some basic guidelines can help trucks maintain performance and reliability during the frigid winter months ahead, according to Navistar International.
Navistar's president of North American Truck Group, Jack Allen introduces two exciting new additions to their engine and truck lines at the Work Truck Show 2010 in St. Louis.
Mathias Carlbaum, Navistar president and CEO, spoke with the media on predictive maintenance, reducing emissions, and how the Traton merger will impact the U.S. truck manufacturer...
Fleetrite truck parts opened five retail locations through partnerships with the International and IC Bus dealer network, with total retail locations throughout the U.S. and Canada...
Navistar announced that updates to the A26 engine allow for a 10% improvement in fuel economy since the engine’s initial launch through combustion enhancements, optimized temperature...
The full battery electric medium-duty trucks from International will operate at various locations throughout Penske’s footprint with the intent of evaluating the operation of ...
The integration of a suite of technologies, including Navistar’s factory installed second-generation telematics device, builds on International’s capability to use a single device...
