Nash-Kelvinator

The Nash - Kelvinator Corporation was the result of the merger of Nash Motors with the Kelvinator Appliance Company. The union of these two companies was based on a condition of George W. Mason, the CEO of the Kelvinator, which provided this for the takeover of the Presidency in Nash Motors.

In 1952, a Kelvinator Kelvinator the Food -A -Rama Side by Side Refrigerator, one of the first modern selbstentfrostenden Built-in refrigerators.

The Kelvinator products were known before and after the merger as major household appliances of good quality.

1954 Nash - Kelvinator bought the Hudson Motor Car Co. in Detroit (Michigan). This acquisition was beneficial for both companies and it was the American Motors Corporation ( AMC). Kelvinator recognized as a 100 % subsidiary of AMC continued its operations.

Later, the Kelvinator brand was sold to White Consolidated Industries, which then assigned the products of their own major household appliances group with the brands White- Westinghouse, Gibson and Frigidaire. This major household appliances group is now part of Swedish Electrolux Group. The product name Kelvinator is found worldwide on major household appliances, as well as on refrigeration equipment for the laboratory.

• Appliances Manufacturer
• Company (United States)
• American Motors Corporation