International Motors, LLC

International Motors, LLC: 12 recalls listed since February 2026 across NHTSA; 1 rated high risk.

By year

Windshield wipers may disconnect from the motor, reducing visibility and increasing crash risk.

NHTSAAug 6, 2026Driver visibility defect

The battery interconnect cable may contact the auxiliary stud and hold down bracket, causing a short circuit and increasing the risk of a fire.

High riskNHTSAJul 16, 2026Fire risk when parked

IC Bus EVSB and CESB school buses have body panel joints that may separate in a crash, increasing injury risk.

NHTSAJul 16, 2026Vehicle structure defect

IC Bus CECB transit buses have body panel joints that may separate in a crash, increasing injury risk.

NHTSAJul 16, 2026Vehicle structure defect

The service brake may take longer than expected to release, increasing the risk of crash.

NHTSAJun 11, 2026Brake defect

The wheelchair restraint retractors on certain IC Bus CESB school buses may not lock, allowing the wheelchair to move and increasing injury risk.

NHTSAJun 4, 2026Mobility equipment defect

The IC Bus EVSB school buses have improperly tightened mounting bracket bolts that can allow the drive motor to detach, posing a road hazard.

NHTSAMay 28, 2026Electrical system defect

The service brake may take longer to release, increasing the risk of a crash.

NHTSAMay 11, 2026Brake defect

IC Bus EVSB school buses have a high voltage disconnect switch that may fail to shut off power, increasing risk of electrical shock injury or death.

NHTSAApr 9, 2026Electrical system defect

School buses may have body panels that can separate during a crash, increasing injury risk.

NHTSAMar 19, 2026Vehicle structure defect

The IC Bus CESB school buses have brake lines that may be damaged and leak, increasing crash risk.

NHTSAFeb 26, 2026Brake defect

The MV vehicle's ECU software may fail to engage brakes with adaptive cruise control, increasing crash risk.

NHTSAFeb 12, 2026Driver assistance defect