Navistar manufactures commercial trucks, buses, engines, and parts, serving industries such as construction, long haul, refuse, and towing. The company also provides supporting services including vehicle financing, warranties, maintenance, and digital fleet management solutions.
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DAF Trucks designs, manufactures, and supplies a wide range of commercial trucks, including electric and diesel-powered models for various transport applications. The company also provides associated automotive components, fleet services, financial solutions, and vehicle maintenance support to transport operators and industrial clients.
MAN Truck & Bus AG, headquartered in Munich, Germany, is a leading international supplier of commercial vehicles and transport solutions. Founded in 1915, the company manufactures and markets truck and bus parts.
Operating globally, Isuzu Motors Limited specializes in the production and sale of commercial vehicles, including light commercial models, alongside a comprehensive range of diesel engines and their associated components. Their diverse product portfolio encompasses heavy, medium, and light-duty trucks, as well as buses. They also offer passenger pickup vehicles, general pickup trucks, tractors, and sport utility vehicles, in addition to marine and industrial-grade engines. Furthermore, Isuzu supplies its robust diesel engines to original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) across numerous sectors, such as construction machinery, agricultural equipment, power generation, and commercial marine applications. Beyond manufacturing, the company extends its operations to include extensive after-sales support, specialized repair services for commercial vehicles and buses, and comprehensive leasing and maintenance contract options for its commercial fleet. Isuzu is also involved in the production of various automobile parts and engines. The company's activities further extend to the import, wholesale distribution, supply, and export of vehicles, components, and parts. This includes logistical services like warehousing and transportation, along with the import, assembly, and wholesale of pickup trucks and their variants. Established in Tokyo, Japan, in 1916, the company operated as Diesel Automobile Industry Co., Ltd. until its rebranding to Isuzu Motors Limited in July 1949.
Dongfeng Motor Corporation is a multinational automaker that manufactures and sells passenger vehicles, commercial vehicles, and automotive parts.
SML Mahindra Limited is an enterprise primarily engaged in the global manufacturing and distribution of commercial vehicles and their associated components, serving markets both within India and internationally. Its extensive product range includes various types of transport solutions such as trucks, buses, and specialized vehicles designed for cargo, passenger conveyance, and particular applications. The company makes these products accessible to customers through its established network of distributors and dealers. Founded in 1983, the firm's main operational base is located in Chandigarh, India. It was historically known as SML Isuzu Limited, adopting its current name, SML Mahindra Limited, in October 2025. This rebranding followed its integration into Mahindra & Mahindra Limited, under which it began operating as a subsidiary on August 1, 2025 (while still known as SML Isuzu Limited).
Founded in 1995 and based in Vancouver, Canada, Westport Fuel Systems Inc. (formerly Westport Innovations Inc. until its name change in June 2016) is a global innovator in the engineering, production, and delivery of alternative fuel systems and their constituent components for various transportation applications. The company structures its operations around two key segments: Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) and Independent Aftermarket. Its comprehensive offerings support a broad spectrum of alternative fuels, including liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), compressed natural gas (CNG), liquefied natural gas (LNG), renewable natural gas (RNG), and hydrogen. Beyond complete fuel systems and individual parts, Westport also provides solutions for the independent aftermarket, light and heavy-duty OEM markets, electronics, hydrogen systems, and advanced fuel storage. A cornerstone of its technology is the Westport High Pressure Direct Injection 2.0 (HPDI 2.0), an integrated fuel system that allows diesel engines to run predominantly on natural gas, delivering power, torque, and fuel efficiency comparable to traditional compression ignition diesel engines, all while significantly reducing greenhouse gas emissions. These technologies and services are deployed across a diverse range of vehicles, from passenger cars and light-duty trucks to medium and heavy-duty trucks, alongside specialized cryogenic and hydrogen applications. Westport Fuel Systems markets its extensive product portfolio under a variety of prominent brands, including Cummins Westport, BRC Gas Equipment, Westport, OMVL, Prins, GFi Control systems, Emer, Zavoli, TA Gas Technology, Valtek, and AFS.
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