The International MV Series medium-duty trucks produced by Navistar International is a Class 6-7 truck powered by Cummins B6.7 and L9 diesel engines, according to configuration. Navistar International ...

SAN ANTONIO—Navistar is laying the foundation for its high-tech future with a new 900,000-sq.-ft. truck manufacturing plant here. This facility will build Classes 6-8 trucks—both diesel and ...

[Stay on top of transportation news: Get TTNews in your inbox.] Navistar Inc. announced it will build a manufacturing facility for Classes 6-8 trucks in San Antonio, signaling it is bullish on the ...

Navistar Inc. has expanded the retail footprint of its aftermarket truck parts brand Fleetrite to 31 locations, the company announced April 13. Fleetrite offers aftermarket truck and bus parts for a ...

After unveiling its entire range of high-performance trucks at the Indian Auto Expo in Delhi earlier this year, Mahindra-Navistar Automotives Ltd. (MNAL) on Tuesday, June 15, announced the start of ...

FLINT, Michigan-- General Motors will not sell its medium-duty commercial truck business to Navistar International, saving about 500 jobs at the Flint Truck Assembly Plant, the company was expected to ...

Navistar International Corp. announced that it will sell parts online to customers via an e-commerce website integrated into www.partsmartparts.com. The online store will feature hundreds of popular ...

Navistar International Corp. NAV will build electric trucks on the same assembly line as diesel models at a new plant in San Antonio beginning in the spring of 2022. "San Antonio will be capable of ...

Navistar has recently signed an enterprise agreement with MOTOR Information Systems licensing FleetCross by MOTOR, a tool for medium- and heavy-duty part numbers and truck cross-references, accurate ...

Commercial truck maker Navistar will build a new $250 million manufacturing facility in Texas as part of the Illinois-based company's four-year plan to grow its market share. The investment, which is ...

Navistar Inc. (NYSE:NAV) is recalling 209 International HV severe-duty trucks because a lack of lubrication in the wheel hub assembly could lead a wheel to separate from the axle. Navistar said it ...