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Allison’s transmission solution 3414 RHS is a good example of how automotive market needs facilitate progress of Allison products. Developed in accordance with the latest industry trends and demands of modern customers, the 3414 RHS unit is now gaining recognition from industry experts. Heavy Duty Trucking magazine named this remarkable transmission solution a Top 20 Product Winner for 2020.

Allison Transmission, who made a significant contribution to the development of the urban passenger bus (Agrale MA 17) in Brazil during the past year, has confirmed positive results during the testing stage. This bus was assigned to the transportation company TUA to estimate the operating characteristics and benefits of Allison’s products, when buses are used on a daily basis.

Five Mercedes-Benz OF 1721 buses equipped with Allison 3000 Series automatics were supplied to the urban transportation company named Auto Viação Tres Amigos in Brazil. These are the first buses manufactured by the German company in Brazil. The second set of 5 buses will be distributed among two other local companies.

Allison Transmission, a major producer of quality automatic transmissions for commercial vehicles (CVs), announced, in collaboration with Freightliner Trucks, the introduction of the new Allison 3414 Regional Haul Series™ (RHS) transmission during the NACV exhibition.

Allison Transmission’s plant in Hungary has recently broken new ground by finishing its 250,000th automatic transmission. The product, which marked this achievement, is the 4000 Series Torqmatic assembled at this facility at the commission of the Belgian company Van Hool , specialized in production of buses, trolleybuses, and trailers.

Archway Products, the Irish company specialized in manufacturing of advanced road repair machinery, selected Allison’s 3000 Series transmission for its latest road repair vehicle named Roadmaster.

Recently, the Tactical Wheeled Vehicle Division of the National Defense Industrial Association awarded Allison Transmission with its Red Ball Express Award. This award is a sign of acknowledgement honoring a company or person that has a profound impact on the reinforcement of state security by designing, purchasing or maintaining tactical wheeled vehicles.

Innovative armored motor cars produced by Kazakhstan Paramount Engineering (KPE) received Allison automatic gearboxes which ensure enhanced operating characteristics on rough terrain.

Allison Transmission, a world-famous manufacturer of fully automatic transmissions for medium and heavy duty use, extended the geographic reach of its products in South America. Recently, it has become known that passenger buses in Brazil will be equipped with highly efficient automatic transmissions provided by the American company.

All motorized vehicles have a transmission, which transmits torque from the engine to the driving wheels. Producers of automobile gearboxes offer new technical solutions, which use fuel more efficiently, are easier to operate, and ensure comfortable driving, as well as enhanced reliability and maintainability. Therefore, modern gearboxes for trucks and commercial vehicles are innovative high-tech products with integrated electronic control systems.

Allison Transmission not long ago presented the new Magirus City fire-fighting truck at SICUR 2018. Perfect for operation in urban areas, the just-launched vehicle has a restricted axle spacing and slim bodywork structure coupled with an Allison 3000 gearbox for improved speed-up characteristics and maneuvering capability.