Navistar manufactures commercial trucks, buses, defense vehicles, and engines. It has worked with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to advocate reducing the sulfur content of diesel fuel. Navistar was the first truck and engine manufacturer certified by the EPA for meeting 2007 standards for particulate matter and hydrocarbons, six years ahead of requirements. The company was founded in 1902 and is headquartered in Lisle, Illinois.
Car IQ’s cutting-edge payments platform eliminates the credit card completely and connects your vehicle directly to merchants to make secure payments. Car IQ integrates with existing tech stacks and uses telematics and vehicle data to provide fleets with detailed vehicle insights, enabling them to monitor each transaction and prevent fraud. Car IQ consolidates all transactions into a single ledger, reducing reconciliation and enabling fleets to manage their spending more effectively.
TuSimple is a self-driving truck company developing a technology that allows driving from depot to depot without human intervention. The company's trucks are capable of self-driving from depot to depot and do so every day for its customers. It develops a commercial-ready Level 4 (SAE) fully autonomous driving solution for the logistics industry. The company is driven by a mission to increase safety, decrease transportation costs, and reduce carbon emissions. In 2015, Jianan Hao, Mo Chen, and Xiaodi Hou headquartered the company in San Diego, California.
TuSimple is a self-driving truck company developing a technology that allows driving from depot to depot without human intervention. The company's trucks are capable of self-driving from depot to depot and do so every day for its customers. It develops a commercial-ready Level 4 (SAE) fully autonomous driving solution for the logistics industry. The company is driven by a mission to increase safety, decrease transportation costs, and reduce carbon emissions. In 2015, Jianan Hao, Mo Chen, and Xiaodi Hou headquartered the company in San Diego, California.
Continental Manufacturing
Acquisition in 2009
Continental will continue to operate independently with manufacturing operations in Houston.
Workhorse Group designs and produces battery-electric power trains for its new Workhorse chassis. Workhorse’s approach to building its battery electric power trains uses proven, automotive-grade, mass-produced parts coupled with its custom designed, proprietary control software. Workhorse Group is an original equipment manufacturer of class 3-6 Workhorse brand medium-duty truck chassis. Its assembly plant enables it to build the tried and true W62 chassis and the new, narrower-track W88 chassis at price points and performance specifications sure to be attractive to fleet purchasers. The company's product, The HorseFly™ UAV Delivery system, is a custom built, high efficiency octocopter-based delivery UAV that is fully integrated with electric delivery trucks. It follows the FAA guidelines for UAV operation. The system is designed such that a driver or driver’s assistant can maintain line-of-sight operation of the UAV delivery process. Workhorse Group was founded on 2007 and is headquartered in Loveland, Ohio.
Maxion International Motores
Acquisition in 2001
Maxion International Motores, a South American engine company.
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