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The 65th edition of the Salone Nautico

At the 65th Edition of the Genoa Boat Show, Cummins unveiled the QSZ13, Seatek previewed its 10.3-liter engine, RAMA showcased RIM Drive electric systems, SAIM presented its new IoT technology, AS Labruna featured Voltab, and VM Motori is back (also at the Ghisellini and the Lorenzoni stands)

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Dellorto two-track strategy

The two-track strategy allows the Dellorto group to extend and customise its expertise in EGR, throttle bodies, power units, BMS and batteries from motorbikes to off-highway applications with long-life requirements

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Cummins brings the power of choice to trucking

The USA-headquartered power systems manufacturer is working hard to shape the future of powertrain technology, with the broadest range of options. The company's intense participation in IAA Transportation in September allowed us to better understand what they have in mind. A broad and diverse portfo...

Cummins to produce electrolyzers in the United States

Cummins will begin producing electrolyzers in the United States, underscoring the company’s continued dedication to advancing the nation’s green hydrogen economy. Electrolyzer production will take place in Fridley, Minnesota, starting at 500 megawatts (MW) of manufacturing capacity annually, scalabl...

Jennifer Rumsey takes the role of President and CEO of Cummins

Jennifer Rumsey is going to take the role of President and CEO of Cummins starting 1st August 2022. Currently she hold the position of President and Chief Operating Officer (COO). She’ll replace Tom Linebarger, who will continue to serve as Chairman of the Board and Executive Chairman.

Cummins: from Darlington to South Korea

You will remember that in January Cummins revealed that it had manufactured its 1.5 millionth Mid-Range engine, a B5.9, at its Darlington factory. Since then, the team at Darlington has been tracking the progress of its now “famous” engine and have estimated that it travelled over 5,400 miles from D...
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