Allison Transmission to Exhibit its Products at Solutrans 2019
Allison Transmission plans to demonstrate its fully automatic transmissions intended for different types of commercial vehicles at the upcoming Solutrans 2019 exhibition. During the event, the company will demonstrate models of the 3000 and 4000 Series units, where everyone interested will have a chance to examine Allison’s advanced products by means of a 3D animation, enabling them to turn the products 360° and take a look inside them. Moreover, the company will also show an Econic GNC truck that comes with the 3000 Series transmission.
Allison’s solutions found a wide application in urban transport, public service transport as well as in construction vehicles. Thanks to great operational characteristics, maintenance-friendliness, and ease of use, Allison’s solutions gained recognition all over the world. The impressive functionality of these solutions contributes to optimization of travel times, especially in situations with the stop-start traffic. The usage of the converter guarantees better reaction time of the vehicle without the risk of any damage.
For the most challenging applications, such as engineering
construction trucks, Allison provides the most efficient solutions. Thanks to a
special Continuous Power Technology implemented in Allison solutions, drivers
can enjoy better performance capacity. Allison’s automatics ensure lack of
losses in torque delivery, while manuals or AMTs cannot guarantee this kind of
efficiency. Allison-equipped vehicles are easy to operate, even in soft soils
or restricted spaces.
All Allison products are known to be extremely
durable and maintenance-friendly, therefore fleet owners can significantly
reduce their servicing costs. The FuelSense 2.0 feature (implemented in all
Allison 1000 - 4000 Series products) also helps to optimize fuel economy rates.
Learn more about Solutrans and its opportunities
Allison’s products deservedly earned a good reputation in urban applications with natural gas vehicles. Allison also invests significant resources in R&D of transmissions for EVs. The recent takeover of Vantage Power and AxleTech’s EVs division are supposed to strengthen the company’s prospects in the fast-changing automotive industry.
