Cummins has unveiled a cutting-edge 738m2 testing facility that boasts advanced technology to develop and test vehicles powered by hydrogen, renewable natural gas, and other clean energy sources. The facility includes state-of-the-art testing capabilities such as advanced simulation for road grades, load, and wheel slip, as well as robotic driving systems for manual and automatic transmissions. Jonathon White, Cummins' VP of engine business engineering, highlighted the facility's importance in supporting the company's 'destination zero strategy' focused on reducing greenhouse gas emissions and enhancing air quality. The facility's dynamometers aid in analyzing powertrains for various applications, from SUVs to heavy trucks, with a focus on driveability and sustainability. Cummins' emphasis on cleaner technologies, efficiency, and sustainability is evident throughout the facility, which is designed to meet upcoming regulatory standards. Moreover, the facility incorporates energy recovery systems and rainwater harvesting to reduce strain on the grid and minimize water consumption. Overall, the new facility signifies Cummins' commitment to driving innovation in clean energy solutions and supporting the transition to a more sustainable future.