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Why 2027 Diesel Engine Readiness Really Starts After The Sale

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By Jason Morgan Verified
| Fleet Equipment Magazine
The success of the next diesel engine emissions-driven transition will be measured in more than the performance of the engine. That might seem strange from a fleet management perspective, but fleets well know that things happen on the road. No matter how much you painstakingly plan preventative maintenance, engines work hard over mind-boggling miles. Maintenance happens. Unplanned maintenance happens. Engines, are and will likely continue to be in the future, a big maintenance focus.
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MAHLE: Renewable fuels need to be expanded, technology needs reliable political conditions

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By Jason Morgan Verified
| Fleet Equipment Magazine
The internal combustion engine remains the dominant drive system for commercial vehicles throughout the world. There’s no doubt about that. During an international press event where MAHLE announced expanded electric truck solutions, the company noted that renewable fuels, electric powertrains and transportation technology need stable conditions in order to propser.
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Cummins updates 2027 on-highway truck engine launch plans

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By Jason Morgan Verified
| Fleet Equipment Magazine
Cummins Inc. announced updates to its Model Year 2027 North American on-highway product launch plans. The update reflects Cummins’s review of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s recently proposed changes to upcoming emissions regulations. Based on the proposed rule, Cummins intends to use the implementation flexibilities outlined by EPA to support a measured transition to its new HELM engine platforms.
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