Cummins Inc. announced on September 28 that it has executed a $47.4 million contract, awarded by the National Advanced Mobility Consortium, to develop and demonstrate a technologically advanced engine for the next generation of U.S. combat vehicles. Click here to read more...
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Cummins in collaboration with Achates Power are working on the development of the engine of the Next Generation Combat Vehicle (Photo : the Next-generation Bradley demonstrator at AUSA 2016)
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