Recently, the global manufacturer of Allison automatic transmissions the company announced that it will expand its Indianapolis, Indiana in the United States for its worldwide headquarters base for the project by 2013 will add 205 jobs, plans to invest $ 89 million .

    In Indianapolis, Allison Transmission currently has 2,500 employees. As a very socially responsible manufacturer, Allison in April 2011 the company hired 50 new employees. With the expansion project in phases, new jobs will continue, by 2013 will add 205 jobs. In addition, the project will also help to improve the expansion of the town of Speedway, Indiana, and need transportation network.

    Allison headquarters expansion project has been multi-party local government and people support. Allison Transmission this LawrenceE.Dewey Chairman and CEO, said: "All along, the Allison's and Indiana, Indianapolis, Speedway town, and people who live in harmony, our consistent support for their thank our city park in Indianapolis to develop the future growth, expansion of land is a problem. Indianapolis city government decided in our global headquarters across 10th Street before the re-planning. the solution to this problem so that we can develop the business, expanding product offerings, they can hire more employees as members of the community of companies, we will always take root here! "

    As the world's leading supplier of automatic transmission production, Allison has been committed to the development of new products and applications. Including economic shift program (SESS), load-based shift to process technology (LBSS), and vehicle speed control (VAC) three new fuel optimization program. These new technologies can really ensure full power shift, and the effective use of engine power to drive the vehicle to run, so transmission shift points on electronically controlled, and the torque converter lockup clutch engagement in advance, so that engine horsepower and torque converter used to optimize and reduce fuel consumption. The company is developing a test for long-haul commercial vehicles and innovative gearbox, this project has been approved by the board of directors and begin production.

    In 1915, Allison Transmission Company by the Indianapolis tournament, one of the four founders of Ji Muyi Harrison established. In 2007, the Carlyle Group and Onex Corporation acquired from General Motors Allison Transmission Company. Currently, Allison companies were in China, the Netherlands, Brazil, India and Japan, with regional headquarters. In 80 countries through 1,500 distributors and agents to provide a full range of services.