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In a context of strict environmental regulations and rising fuel costs, strategic engine replacement is positioned as a key solution for public transport operators. Cummins, a leader in propulsion technology, will take advantage of its participation at Euro Bus Expo 2024 in Birmingham to promote its "turnkey" program, a proposal that combines savings, sustainability and operational efficiency.
The offer includes Euro VI engines, with a factory warranty of up to five years, which is an attractive alternative to complete fleet renewal. In addition, this strategy allows the useful life of older buses to be extended, optimizing the return on investment and reducing the environmental impact.
Innovation and comprehensive support
Jake Harling, General Manager of Aftermarket Sales for the United Kingdom and Ireland, explained that replacing engines with Cummins not only improves fleet performance and uptime, but also significantly reduces maintenance costs. "Engine replacement is handled from start to finish by a team of Cummins service experts," he said.
He added that modern technology enables operators to comply with stricter emissions regulations, avoid costly fines and improve air quality in urban areas. In addition, the new engines offer operational benefits such as increased power, better fuel economy and more efficient operation.
Collaboration with major European operators
Cummins has already worked with major urban bus operators such as Transport UK London Bus, which operates 560 Alexander Dennis buses with Cummins engines, and Arriva London. This experience demonstrates the effectiveness of its approach to strategic engine replacement as a key tool for fleet modernisation in Europe.
With its participation at Euro Bus Expo 2024, Cummins seeks to strengthen its position as a leader in sustainable solutions for public transport, highlighting the potential of its technologies to transform the industry.
