Cummins Inc. is rebranding its New Power division as Accelera to get more credit for embracing a portfolio of zero-emission propulsion technologies instead of just improving diesel powertrains. The global power and technology provider is concerned that the public thinks of it primarily as a maker of diesel engines, which has been its identity for more than a century.

The Cummins Powers Women program to promote gender equality has now served more than 27 million women and girls around the world, having invested $23 million in the effort since its inception in 2018.

A Cummins Inc.-led project to develop battery charging and hydrogen (H2) fueling stations along the Interstate 80 Midwest Corridor will accelerate with the Biden Administration’s announcement this week of the standards and funding for the National Network of Electric Vehicle Chargers.

Today, Cummins Inc. announced it will showcase the next generation of integrated powertrain and digital connectivity at the American Trucking Associations’ Technology & Maintenance Council’s annual meeting and transportation exhibition. This marks the first time that leading fleet professionals from across North America will see a fully-integrated Cummins powertrain: engine, transmission, axles and fuel delivery system to exhaust aftertreatment – all equipped with the latest digital technologies and service features.