Navistar

Navistar broke ground on a $125 million expansion of its manufacturing facility in Huntsville, Alabama, adding 110,000 square feet and 145 jobs to produce next-generation big-bore powertrains.

Navistar announced it will invest over $250 million to build a new manufacturing facility for International Trucks in the San Antonio area, creating about 600 jobs. The plant will build Class 6-8 vehicles and is expected to begin production approximately two years after groundbreaking later in 2019.

Norbac III International Co. was awarded an $8 million turnkey contract by Navistar to design, engineer, supply, install, and test over 100 rail and hoist systems for a new facility in San Antonio, Texas.

EnerSys signed a four-year supply agreement with Navistar to supply ODYSSEY AGM batteries for International-branded trucks and aftermarket replacement batteries sold by International Truck dealers.

Cummins purchased Navistar's 50% equity in the JAC-Navistar Diesel Engine Company (JND) and will form a 50:50 joint venture with JAC Motors. The new JV will continue operations at the Hefei facility, pending regulatory approval.

Johnson Controls Power Solutions has been awarded contracts to supply AGM and flooded batteries to Navistar's North American plants and MAN Truck and Bus's European plants. The company is investing in new AGM manufacturing capabilities at its Hannover, Germany plant to meet demand.

Dana Corporation signed a multi-year commercial sales agreement with Navistar to supply driveline components for on-highway, city-delivery, bus and vocational vehicles.