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Allison Transmission and Cummins receive ARB approval in California for the  H 40/50 EP™ system paired with ISB6.7 and ISL9 engines

INDIANAPOLIS – Nov. 13, 2014 – Allison Transmission Holdings Inc. (NYSE: ALSN) and Cummins Inc. (NYSE: CMI) today announced that they have received approval from the Air Resources Board (ARB) in California to sell the Allison H 40/50 EP™ hybrid propulsion system paired with Cummins ISB6.7 and ISL9 diesel-electric hybrid engines for transit buses and coaches. “We are pleased to be the first hybrid system manufacturer approved for the transit market in California,” said Deborah Gordon, executive director of regulatory issues and hybrid programs for Allison Transmission. Allison’s H 40/

Alset Global joins the London Hydrogen Partnership

Company behind unique Hybrid Hydrogen system supports London Hydrogen Partnership’s goals by offering a transitional hydrogen mobility technologyGraz, Austria – Alset Global, a technology and engineering company working on clean mobility solutions based on hydrogen, has joined the London Hydrogen Partnership (LHP). The company’s Hybrid Hydrogen technology system works with the internal combustion engine to allow today and tomorrow’s passenger cars and commercial vehicles to run on hydrogen, gasoline/diesel or a blend of both fuels. It has been developed as a practical and affordable way to

History is made as reliability and performance of unique Hybrid Hydrogen technology is proved at the Nürburgring 24 Hours race

New Hybrid Hydrogen automotive concept is behind the first CO2 emissions-free laps of an international motor race; the most powerful hydrogen-powered car demonstrates flexible, transitional technology that has no restrictions in driving range or refueling time.NÜRBURG, Germany – An Aston Martin Rapide S race car, featuring a Hybrid Hydrogen system developed by Alset Global, has become the first hydrogen-powered car to compete in, and to undertake zero CO2 emissions laps of, an international motor race. The historic event took place at one of the world’s most challenging motor races, the

Allison Transmission to present its latest technologies at UITP

To highlight performance, reliability and fuel consumption benefits, Allison Transmission will showcase its range of fully-automatic transmissions and hybrid propulsion systems for buses and coaches at this year’s UITP exhibition.GENEVA, Switzerland - Allison Transmission will showcase the breadth of its transmission and hybrid technology for buses at the UITP Mobility & City Transport Exhibition on stand 4B525 (Palexpo; Geneva; May 26-30, 2013). Visitors to the exhibition can learn how the latest Allison Transmission technology can further improve driveline optimisation and performance,

Solaris Buses with Allison Hybrid System Now Operating in Oslo

Five 18 metre Solaris Urbino hybrid city buses equipped with Allison’s proven H 50 EP system are now operating in Oslo, Norway.Bollebygd, Sweden – Solaris Bus & Coach and Allison Transmission have being co-operating since 2006 to deliver environmental friendly buses to the market. The Solaris Urbino 18 Hybrid is the successful result of this partnership, and now five of these vehicles are transporting passengers on the streets of Oslo, Norway. Solaris articulated buses are equipped with the Allison H 50 EP system, a patented two-mode parallel architecture, which features two 75 kW

European bus fleets reorder Allison hybrid technology to reduce emissions and fuel consumption

Sales of the Allison Hybrid system within the European bus market have grown in 2011. Allison Transmission – a leader in hybrid-propulsion systems for the bus market – has secured several new and repeat orders from operators resulting from initial trial purchases and demos. Allison’s hybrid system has demonstrated outstanding reliability along with significant fuel savings in European applications. Fleets in Norway and Germany have recently put additional Allison H50EP-equipped buses into service. Five articulated Solaris Urbino 18 buses with Allison’s hybrid drive system were put into

Allison Transmission’s Hungary Manufacturing Operation Ready for Business

In September 2010, Allison Transmission announced plans to construct a state-of-the-art transmission manufacturing facility in Szentgotthárd, Hungary.  After a dedication ceremony and ribbon cutting, the Allison Transmission Hungary Operation is officially on-line. Currently, Allison’s new manufacturing facility is producing 3000, 4000 and Torqmatic® Series fully automatic transmissions for the company’s international customers.Szentgotthárd, Hungary – Nearly 200 customers, OEMs, Hungarian dignitaries and Allison workers celebrated the official opening of the Allison Transmission Hungary

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