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Interstate Battery System of America owns 1 brand in our database. Browse the complete portfolio of Interstate Battery System of America subsidiaries and brands across various industries.

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Dallas, Texas, USA

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Interstate Batteries

Owned by Interstate Battery System of America

American battery distributor founded in 1952, specializing in automotive, commercial, and consumer batteries, headquartered in Dallas, Texas.

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About Interstate Battery System of America

What does Interstate Battery System own?
Interstate Battery System owns and operates the Interstate Batteries brand, the No. 1 replacement battery brand in North America. The company manufactures and distributes automotive, marine, RV, motorcycle, lawn and garden, specialty, consumer, and alkaline batteries through 300 wholesale warehouses across the US and Canada.

Is Interstate Battery System publicly traded?
No, Interstate Battery System of America is not publicly traded. The company operates as a privately held battery manufacturer, allowing it to focus on long-term strategic goals without public market pressures.

Who founded Interstate Battery System?
Interstate Battery System was founded in 1950 by John D. Searcy, who began selling and delivering car batteries to wholesalers in the Dallas/Fort Worth area from the back of his red Studebaker pickup truck. He named the company after the new interstate highway system being built across the United States.

Where is Interstate Battery System headquartered?
Interstate Battery System is headquartered in Dallas, Texas, USA, where the company maintains its corporate offices and has been based since its founding in 1950.

Who is Interstate Battery System's CEO?
Lain Hancock has served as CEO since February 2023. Scott Miller, the previous CEO and son of former chairman Norm Miller, serves as Executive Chairman of the Board. The Miller family has led the company since 1978.

What is Interstate Battery System's market position?
Interstate Batteries is the No. 1 replacement battery brand in North America, recognized as the technician's choice for 9 years and counting. The company has distributorships in all 50 US states and Canada through its network of 300 wholesale warehouses.

How much lead has Interstate Batteries recycled?
Since 2016, Interstate Batteries has recycled approximately 3.08 billion pounds of lead, keeping over 77 million car batteries out of landfills. This recycling program is supported by the company's extensive distributor network across North America.

What is Interstate Battery System's NASCAR involvement?
Interstate Batteries has been a NASCAR sponsor since 1992, when it became the title sponsor of Joe Gibbs Racing's Winston Cup team. The team won the Winston Cup Championship in 2000 with driver Bobby Labonte. Currently, Interstate Batteries sponsors NASCAR drivers Christopher Bell and Ty Gibbs.

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Interstate Battery System of America Brand Portfolio Overview

Interstate Battery System of America maintains a diverse portfolio of 1 brands across multiple industries. This comprehensive brand portfolio demonstrates the company's market presence and strategic business units.

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