Now liberated from successively more stringent exhaust emissions rules, engine maker Deutz will focus its R&D efforts on electronics and software development, more compact emissions systems, alternative fuels and extracting more power from fewer cubic inches.
“We do not anticipate being faced again with such a complex challenge as that presented by the EU Stage IV/U.S. Tier 4 Final emissions standards,” says Dr. Ing. Helmut Leube, Deutz chairman. “Rather, we expect to be able to…
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