Cummins is gearing up to present a lineup of cutting-edge power technologies at the IAA Transportation 2024 event in Hanover, Germany. The showcase will include a diesel engine equipped with a Euro 7-ready aftertreatment system, a zero-carbon hydrogen internal combustion engine, as well as battery-electric and hydrogen fuel cell technologies developed in partnership with Accelera by Cummins. These innovations are strategically aligned to meet the stringent Euro 7 and EU CO2 HDV regulations while emphasizing improved performance and reduced emissions. Jennifer Rumsey, the chair and CEO of Cummins, highlighted the company's commitment to providing a diverse range of power solutions that address environmental concerns while meeting the operational requirements of customers in the transportation industry. The exhibition will feature a range of components such as rear drive axles, e-axles, brakes, and aftertreatment systems aimed at enhancing fuel efficiency, reducing tailpipe emissions, and optimizing vehicle performance. Cummins aims to showcase its prowess in delivering sustainable and efficient solutions that cater to the evolving needs of the commercial vehicle sector, with a focus on innovation, performance, and environmental impact.