Today, Cummins Inc. (NYSE: CMI) highlighted the 2027 X15 as part of its updated heavy duty lineup and confirmed the technology is available for hands on access at the Technology & Maintenance Council (TMC) Annual Meeting in Nashville, Tennessee. Attendees can evaluate the 2027 X15 in the booth and in the official Ride & Drive, where vehicles will be available.

Meeting the evolving needs of India’s construction and infrastructure sectors demands innovation, reliability and performance and Cummins stands at the forefront of that transformation. At EXCON 2025, we bring our legacy of engineering excellence and advanced technologies that enable sustainable progress for our partners and customers.​

Cummins Vessel Reference #817 SEACOR PANTHER: An impressive sight on any ocean.  

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Cummins in India (“Cummins India”), a leading provider of power technology solutions, today unveiled its CPCBIV+ compliant 82.5 kVA genset at the CII EXCON 2025. The genset offers a compact footprint, superior fuel efficiency and optimized performance, delivering a smarter, cleaner power solution for the evolving needs of India’s quick-commerce, construction and infrastructure sectors. Alongside the genset, Cummins India is also showcasing its advanced diesel and hydrogen internal combustion engines and after-treatment technologies.

As mining companies worldwide formulate strategies to transition to more sustainable operations without impacting cost of production, a key place to start is with their existing asset base. Upgrading mining engines to the latest technology leads to operational, environmental and even financial improvements. Cummins has developed upgrade kits for QSK60 and QSK78 engines with HPI fuel systems. These kits convert the engines to Cummins’ newer Modular Common Rail Fuel System (MCRS).