Hebe Defends Navistar’s Decision on EGR
TOOELE, Utah — Navistar’s choice of exhaust gas recirculation over selective catalytic reduction to comply with U.S. emissions rules failed not because of the technology, but because the company had no partners in the effort, said Jim Hebe, Navistar’s senior vice president for North America Sales Operations.
October 1, 2012No Plans to Acquire Navistar, Volkswagen Officials Say
HANOVER, Germany — The new truck-making powerhouse in Europe headed by Volkswagen AG is unlikely to make a play to acquire U.S.-based Navistar International Corp., according to interviews with company officials and others.
September 24, 2012Icahn Urges Navistar Board to Let Shareholders Appoint Board Members
Carl Icahn, billionaire investor, is asking Navistar International to let shareholders appoint at least four board members, so that stockholders can have more of a say in the decision-making process, the Associated Press reported.
September 10, 2012Navistar Reports 3Q Loss; New Leaders Outline Plans
In their second week in charge, the new management team at Navistar International Corp. reported a quarterly loss for the three months ended July 31 and laid out plans for a return to financial health in the wake of the company’s recent change in its truck engine emissions strategy.
September 10, 2012EPA Raises Navistar Fines
Truck and engine maker Navistar Inc. can continue selling its noncompliant MaxxForce engines using exhaust gas recirculation, but the penalties will be nearly double what was originally proposed, according to an Environmental Protection Agency final rule that went into effect Sept. 5.
September 10, 2012Navistar Reports Lower 3Q Profit, Will Review Noncore Business Units
Navistar International Corp. said Thursday that its fiscal third-quarter profit fell from a year ago and it was reviewing its noncore businesses. It also outlined a cost-reduction plan, including job cuts.
September 6, 2012Ustian Departs Navistar; Clarke to Lead Firm’s Shift to SCR Engines
Daniel Ustian last week stepped down and retired as chairman, CEO and president of Navistar International Corp., as the company he helped to build saw its financial fortunes turn after its 13-liter engine failed to comply with federal emissions standards.
September 3, 2012EPA Sets Rule Allowing Navistar to Sell 2010 Engines
Navistar Inc. will once again be able to pay a penalty to sell heavy-duty diesel engines that violate 2010 emissions standards, thanks to a new federal regulation that replaces a previous set of penalties overturned by a court in June.
August 31, 2012White House Clears EPA Rule to Allow Navistar Engine Sales
The White House approved a regulation that could allow Navistar Inc. to resume selling heavy-duty diesel engines that violate 2010 emissions standards while paying a penalty.
Navistar’s Ustian Steps Down
Navistar International Corp. said Monday that Chairman and CEO Daniel Ustian is retiring effective immediately, and that it has named an interim replacement.
August 27, 2012