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  Scania brings Euro 5 engine into production

5 September 2007

 

Scania’s new Euro 5-compliant engine platform is being introduced into the company’s trucks from this month. The engines meet the stricter exhaust standards that go into effect in the EU in two years without aftertreatment and Scania claims that it is the first European truck maker to achieve this.

Scania’s system includes a new method of fuel injection that it has developed alongside Cummins. The engines have also been optimised for exhaust gas recirculation, which removes the need for exhaust gas aftertreatment.

Scania is also premiering its third generation ethanol engines, which represent up to a 90 per cent reduction of carbon dioxide emissions. In addition, the company says that it is entering a crucial phase in the testing of a commercially viable hybrid technology that will make very large fuel and environmental savings possible.