How Navistar produces trucks in San Antonio: Photo gallery

Picture this. Navistar has established a new manufacturing facility in San Antonio, Texas, integrating an array of advanced production techniques and tools to create combustion-driven and battery-electric Class 6-8 trucks.

Navistar San Antonio Manufacturing Plant sets groundwork for sustainable future

Navistar has officially unveiled its million-square-foot San Antonio Manufacturing Plant, opening the doors to a facility that can build battery-electric and combustion-driven Class 6-8 trucks on the same line. Production…

Navistar’s Carlbaum sets sights on electric, autonomous future under Traton

Navistar has its eyes set on the future as it moves forward under Traton’s ownership with a new president and CEO. After initially securing just under 17% of the U.S.-based…

Nyberg returns to North America with Navistar

Goran Nyberg of MAN Truck and Bus is returning to North America to join Navistar as executive vice-president – commercial operations. The former president of Volvo Trucks North America has…

Traton reaches deal with Navistar

MUNICH, Germany – Traton SE, the truck and bus division of Volkswagen AG, said Friday it has reached an agreement in principle to acquire Navistar International. Traton, which already owns…

Navistar names Lisboa next CEO, Clarke executive chairman

LISLE, Ill. – Navistar International has named Persio V. Lisboa president and chief executive officer. Troy A. Clarke, who has held the role since April 2013, and been board chairman…

What’s Next? Navistar planning for electric trucks.

News of the Next eMobility Solutions Group was unveiled at the North American Commercial Vehicle Show, where the OEM displayed the prototype of an electric International MV medium-duty truck, known…

Navistar boosts HV Series visibility, maneuverability

International Truck is improving the visibility and maneuverability of its all-wheel-drive International HV Series trucks, adding a high-visibility hood and set-back axle to the available spec's.

Navistar unveils Vision to transform dealer, parts business

BOULDER, Colo – Navistar International has a vision for the future of its dealer and aftermarket experience -- and it means transforming everything from parts distribution to customer interactions.

Navistar program to strengthen connections with TEMs

“This industry goes through TEMs and dealers,” says Mark Stasell, vice president – vocational truck business. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – International has unveiled its new Diamond Partner program to establish closer…

Continental Divide: The differences between European and North American trucks

TORONTO, Ont. -- The manufacturers of North American and European trucks are more closely aligned than ever. But as close as the companies have drawn together, the equipment itself can appear a world apart. Different regulations are just one reason.

Focus On International’s LT Cab And Sleeper

Keep Cool: Engine coolants have evolved, so have maintenance needs

Coolant formulas have changed — and so have related maintenance practices. MONTREAL, Que. — Internal combustion engines burn fuel to produce kinetic energy, and generate heat in the process. That’s…

Navistar already benefits from Traton alliance: Clarke

Benefits are already being realized, says Navistar’s Troy Clarke (right). HANNOVER, Germany – Navistar is already realizing the benefits of extra purchasing power made possible through a 17% equity stake…

Be specific when spec’ing medium-duty trucks

MONTREAL, Que. — Determining how to build a commercial vehicle is always a challenge, but medium-duty trucks add unique layers to the decisions. The equipment is often asked to…