
Cummins has kicked off its 2015 Redefining Tour, a coast-to-coast mobile event showcasing the company’s current and future technologies.
Cummins has kicked off its 2015 Redefining Tour, a coast-to-coast mobile event showcasing the company’s current and future technologies.

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Cummins has kicked off its 2015 Redefining Tour, a coast-to-coast mobile event showcasing the company’s current and future technologies.
The tour will visit 34 cities across the U.S. and Canada between June 13 and Oct. 6 as a way to give customers a up-close look at Cummins products and technology. It features five Class 8 truck and trailer combinations representing major OEM brands, which will drive cross-country to each stop.
The vehicles will be equipped with a combination of the current Cummins ISX15 engine and Eaton SmartAdvantage Powertrain and the 2017 ISX15 engine with the Sing Module aftertreatment system. The vehicles will feature specifications for customers who want fuel efficiency and high performance.
Along with the group of trucks will be the interactive show trailer that will feature three engines: the ISB6.7, the Cummins Westport ISX12 G natural gas engine, and the 2017 ISX15 with the Single Module aftertreatment system. The show trailer will also have digital and interactive displays to highlight the latest Cummins technology, including ADEPT and Connected Diagnostics.
At each stop there will be Cummins representatives on hand to answer questions from customers. The tour will also have four Power Stops that include additional Cummins diesel and natural gas equipment. The Columbus kickoff event was the first of the four Power Stops with a stop in Toronto on June 24, Salt Lake City, Utah on Aug. 11, and Dallas, Texas on Aug. 21.
For the more information on tour dates, route details, photos, videos and blog posts click here.

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