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09 Jul, 2021
Cleaning and sweeping highways in busy traffic and unpredictable weather conditions is very challenging. For almost two years the DAF 340 FA with Bucher bodywork and Allison fully automatic transmission has successfully been operating on the Autobahn 61 in Germany.
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25 Jun, 2021
Allison Transmission eGen Power™ electric axles are being exhibited at the Automotive Engineering Expo Online as a commitment to realize a zero-emission society
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18 Jun, 2021
An unprecedented three-year study with a refuse fleet has shown a 2% reduction in Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) with the Allison fully automatic transmission compared to an automated manual transmission.
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04 Jun, 2021
Sinopec SJ Petroleum Machinery Co. (SJP), a leading Chinese oil field equipment maker, has selected Allison Transmission’s 4500 Oil Field Series™ (OFS) for its new light workover rig.
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02 Jun, 2021
Allison Transmission FracTran™ will drive productivity and deliver sustainability for fracturing fleets
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02 Jun, 2021
Fuel-saving, emissions-reducing transmission, proven worldwide on buses, now also offers truck operators an affordable stepping stone on the path towards electrification
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24 May, 2021
Randall R. Kirk, Senior Vice President, Product Engineering & Planning of Allison Transmission Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: ALSN) has announced his retirement effective August 6, 2021.
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21 May, 2021
Dedicated to the oil field equipment industry, Allison will offer its highly acclaimed Allison 9832 Oil Field Series™ transmission
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19 May, 2021
Allison’s cross-drive transmission powers Indonesia’s Harimau (Black Tiger) Medium Tank.
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26 Apr, 2021
An innovative waste collection company which specializes in servicing new high-density and restricted access private housing developments in Sydney and Melbourne has selected Allison Automatics for its fleet of Hino 500 Series trucks because of their ease of use and maneuverability in narrow street and tight environments.
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