Volvo Brazil has closed a contract to export 1,200 I-Shift transmissions to the group's truck factory in Pithampur, India. The units will be produced in Curitiba (PR), with deliveries scheduled between 2026 and 2027. The agreement value was not disclosed.
According to the manufacturer, the supply will make it possible to increase the utilization of installed capacity at the Paraná unit. The initiative is part of the R$ 2.5 billion investment cycle announced by Volvo for its Brazilian operations between 2026 and 2028.
The I-Shift equips heavy trucks and buses from the brand and performs automated gear shifts, taking into account information such as load, speed, and topography. When integrated with the I-See system, …
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