At the Cummins Inc. stand in Hall 19/20, visitors to the IAA TRANSPORTATION will find numerous drive solutions. These include, for example, an advanced diesel engine with an exhaust aftertreatment system that meets the Euro 7 emissions standard. In addition, there is also a carbon-neutral hydrogen engine as well as battery electric and hydrogen fuel cell technologies from Cummins' zero-emission Accelera business segment. The range is also complemented by a wide range of drive technologies. These include rear-wheel drive axles, e-axles and brakes.
These drive solutions are designed to underline Cummins' commitment to the Destination Zero strategy. Cummins is driving forward engine-based technologies and is also expanding its range of zero-emission products and additional powertrain components. The aim is to better align the industry with technology and infrastructure availability and ensure that customers can implement upcoming European regulations in a practical, flexible way and with different options.
One of the highlights will be the Cummins powertrain exhibition. Among other things, the Euro 7-compliant X10 and an X15h hydrogen combustion engine will be presented there. Both will be exhibited with the latest exhaust treatment systems, the Eaton Cummins transmission as well as the Meritor MIS10 front suspension, the 17 HE rear axle and the ELSA 225 H air brake disks. In addition, Cummins will also showcase the evolution of the entire hydrogen ecosystem with its e-turbocharger, e-compressor, hydrogen recirculation pump, fuel cell injector and fuel cell ejector.
These components are designed to improve fuel cell efficiency, reduce noise and increase reliability. Cummins will also be showcasing the latest Type IV hydrogen storage system from NPROXX, the joint venture partnership between Cummins and ETC. In addition to the physical products, there will also be a virtual interactive exhibition showcasing the various technologies.
Hall 19/20, Stand A22
