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Cummins announces latest X15 capable of meeting MY2027 EPA regulations

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Cummins announces innovative next generation X15 diesel engine, part of Cummins HELM™ 15 liter fuel agnostic platform, launching in North America to meet aligned 2027 regulations | Cummins Inc.

Cummins has announced the next generation X15 diesel engine, as part of its HELM^TM15L fuel agnostic platform, offering ratings up to 605 hp / 2,050 lb-ft and meeting the MY 2027 EPA/CARB Low NOx regulations.

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