Accelera by Cummins presented its latest advancements in decarbonizing technologies at the 2024 Advanced Clean Transportation (ACT) Expo in Las Vegas. The focus was on introducing new zero-emissions products to drive the future of clean transportation. Amy Davis, President of Accelera, highlighted the company's commitment to sustainability through innovation and collaboration. The new FCE300 and FCE150 hydrogen fuel cell engines showcased at the event offer higher power density, improved efficiency, and durability. These engines feature modular designs to fit various applications seamlessly. The eAxle technology advancements were also a highlight, with the introduction of the 14Xe offering increased energy efficiency and flexibility in heavy-duty and medium-duty applications. Accelera's newest battery platform, the BP104E, based on lithium iron phosphate (LFP) chemistry, promises superior performance, fast charging capabilities, and cost competitiveness. The company aims to redefine energy storage standards with this platform, set for volume production in 2027 with locally manufactured cells in the U.S. By showcasing a wide range of innovative zero-emissions solutions at the expo, including hydrogen fuel cells, batteries, and e-axles, Accelera aims to accelerate the adoption of sustainable technologies in the transportation sector. These products are designed to be easily integrated into existing commercial vehicles, supporting a seamless transition to lower- or zero-carbon applications for customers.