Daimler, Isuzu and Hino have announced plans to use Cummins engines in their medium-duty trucks moving forward.
Isuzu had previously announced plans to use the Cummins B6.7 in its push to support Class 6 and 7 applications.
In a global context, Daimler Trucks AG established a Memorandum of Understanding that will see Cummins establish an engine plant with the Daimler Trucks and Buses Mercedes-Benz campus in Mannheim, Germany, as part of a plan to meet Euro VII emissions standards. Cummins will eventually become Daimler’s worldwide medium-duty engine provider, too.
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Isuzu had previously announced plans to use the Cummins B6.7 in its push to support Class 6 and 7 applications.
In a global context, Daimler Trucks AG established a Memorandum of Understanding that will see Cummins establish an engine plant with the Daimler Trucks and Buses Mercedes-Benz campus in Mannheim, Germany, as part of a plan to meet Euro VII emissions standards. Cummins will eventually become Daimler’s worldwide medium-duty engine provider, too.
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