Navco International develops solutions based on customer specifications for a wide variety of segments. (Passenger Cars, Commercial Vehicles, Industrial Equipment, Leisure Vehicles, Electrical Vehicles). We develop customized and fully integrated solutions in accordance with OEM standards to ensure that our solutions meet these strict requirements.

Speed, flexibility and exceptionally customer-centric, and our own Navco International engineering team situated in Europe and in the Far East.

That is why we like you to meet our technical project leader Jian-Lei Tian who is responsible to connect the Engineering team with customer technical experts. 

During every stage of the innovation process the team members have their specific knowledge and input to accelerate and optimize the solution.

The direct contact with the project team at the customer ensures everyone is on the same page and speaks the same language. Especially when it comes to the technical part of every development it’s crucial to have engineering power to keep the project on track.

Jian-Lei Tian: “First of all, Navco is a warm family that gives me the best sense of being part of the family as well. I am happy to be working with colleagues who are always enthusiastic about life and work. Secondly, Navco gives me the most flexibility of working that I can invest on my interests and find innovative solutions for our customers.”

What is making the Navco approach unique on engineering?

“first of all,  Bringing the customer and our departments (Engineering, Quality and Sales) together as a united, effective team which is critical for custom-engineering projects.

An effective team that's aligned focuses their collaborative efforts on a common goal of reducing silos and serving customers faster. Each team member has the same goal and full context of the project. And with my expert field Navco also knows the philosophy of Asian partners. In this way, Navco irons out the mismatches between the end-users and the factories."

Since 2020, major automakers have faced a global shortage of critical electronic components, as demand is high and the supply capacity is tight. This is a result of the Coronavirus pandemic, which has forced automakers to shut down or slow down production in the past years and to be continued far into 2022. This bottleneck in the supply chain could hurt the automotive industry further as carmakers risks missing out on the demand uplift due to their assembly lines slowing down.

In early 2021 we have seen Car Importers reporting that they are having to step outside the regular process to source the components they require and contacted Navco directly for creating a short term professional solution.