Through this powertrain partnership, Isuzu and Cummins will develop diesel powertrain architectures for customers around the world.
31 May 2019 | 9645 Views | By Autocar Pro News Desk
Cummins and Isuzu Motors have entered into the Isuzu Cummins Powertrain Partnership agreement. The agreement formalises a business structure for the two companies to evaluate and carry out opportunities to jointly develop and bring new diesel and diesel-based powertrains to global markets.
Through this powertrain partnership, Isuzu and Cummins share the commitment to ...
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Cummins and Isuzu Motors have entered into the Isuzu Cummins Powertrain Partnership agreement. The agreement formalises a business structure for the two companies to evaluate and carry out opportunities to jointly develop and bring new diesel and diesel-based powertrains to global markets.
Through this powertrain partnership, Isuzu and Cummins share the commitment to leverage both companies’ technical strengths to develop market-leading architectures for customers around the world. Cummins and Isuzu are committed to form an alliance board and assign a team of dedicated individuals from each company to continue the exploration of potential opportunities in product technology development, procurement and manufacturing.
Tom Linebarger, chairman and CEO, Cummins said, “As Cummins celebrates 100 years of innovation, we continue to look for opportunities to build global relationships with companies that share our values and our focus on innovation. This partnership is a terrific opportunity for both companies to leverage our respective strengths and create new opportunities to grow and broaden the product portfolio we bring to customers.”
Masanori Katayama, president and representative director – Isuzu Motors said, “Isuzu and Cummins recognise that the advanced diesel engine is, and will continue to be, an important power choice for global customers in commercial vehicle and industrial applications. This is especially true in developed countries where power sources are used for high-intensity operations, as well as in emerging countries where social infrastructure conditions are severe.
Both companies continue to innovate and advance the diesel engine in terms of power, quality, emissions and fuel efficiency and expect diesel to remain a primary power solution in many markets.
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