MANUFACTURING LOCATIONS
Where we build the best trucks, buses and engines in the world.
The following trucks are built at the Springfield Assembly Plant (SAP): the CV-GM Vista Light Duty (Commercial Vocational); the MV-Medium Duty (Medium Vocational); and the HV-Heavy Duty (Heavy Vocational). We have a cab assembly and stamping facility; a paint facility; an assembly plant and a Truck Specialty Center nearby. We currently employ approximately 1300 UAW represented employees onsite and approximately 150 non-represented salaried employees.
The Tulsa Bus Plant manufactures school buses and commercial buses on multiple capacity chassis with several engine types. Typical CE Series buses have capacity of 29 – 78 passengers and are built with diesel, propane and gasoline engines. RE (Rear Engine) Series models have capacity up to 90 passengers and are built with Cummins L9 diesel engines. Our buses are built with the highest safety and quality standards in the industry.
The Huntsville Engine Plant (HEP) is a technologically advanced engine manufacturing facility. The highly flexible engine assembly line utilizes error-proofing and in-process quality audit stations to build quality product in station. HEP currently supplies Navistar vehicle assembly plants in Springfield, Ohio and Escobedo, Mexico. Navistar, Inc. is dedicated to consistently delivering reliable and durable products with superior value to our customers.
Escobedo Assembly Plant (EAP) produces a full range of Class 8 vehicles. It has constructed more units than any other manufacturing plant in Mexico since opening in 1998. Subassemblies are produced for our trucks here, making us internal suppliers for our own production lines and other Navistar manufacturing plants in the U.S.
San Antonio, Texas
The San Antonio Manufacturing Plant will support Navistar goals by efficiently building high quality Class 6 through 8 diesel and electric vehicles. The new 900,000-square-foot industry-leading facility will include a general assembly line, body shop, paint shop and logistics center, as well as a truck specialty center, to make aftermarket modifications on-site. Production begins in 2022.
MWM, a manufacturer of engines and gensets, has a plant in São Paulo (SP) and a Parts Distribution Center located in Jundiaí (SP). With more than 6 decades of operation, the company operates in the United States, Mexico, Argentina, Chile, among other countries. The company's products serve the vehicular, agricultural, industrial, power generation and maritime segments. Today, the company exports to more than 45 countries around the world.
