In a rebranding that reaches back to the company’s origins, Navistar Inc ... which will replace the current OnCommand Connection diagnostics tool and International 360 service communications ...

Springfield employer Navistar is announcing a new name ... a recession and a failed engine technology. There have been times of hiring and layoffs in the years since. Questions were sent to ...

The Navistar brand took a big hit as it struggled to meet U.S. Environmental Protection Agency diesel engine emissions regulations for 2010, opting to pursue a different strategy from the ...

As it happens, Navistar workers forgot to activate the airbag modules of an estimated 25 chassis-cab trucks produced for the ...

It’s been owned by a company named Navistar since 1986, which was formed as the successor to IH. And now, after nearly four decades, Navistar is rebranding … to International Motors ...

Navistar Inc. announced its plan to rebrand and change its name to International Motors LLC (“International”), effective Oct. 1. Along with the name change, the company also debuted a refreshed logo ...

(WANE) A company with strong ties to Fort Wayne is changing its name as of October 1, 2024. Navistar will become International Motors as part of a rebranding announced on September 25. Prior to ...

Navistar, the legacy OEM producer of International trucks, is returning to its roots. The company announced it will rebrand from Navistar Inc. to International Motors with a refreshed logo and ...

Navistar International Corp., which was acquired by Volkswagen Group via its heavy-truck unit Traton in 2021, is rebranding as International Motors on Oct. 1. The company, of western Chicago ...

It grew as a vehicle manufacturer over the next eight decades before rebranding as Navistar International Corp. in 1986 to focus mainly on its commercial truck, bus, and engine businesses.

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