Boston, MA 03/06/2014 (wallstreetpr) – Power Solutions International Inc (NASDAQ:PSIX) is to present its new on-highway products which use alternative fuel at the NTEA Work Truck Show and Green Truck Summit which is to be held in Indianapolis, Indiana from March 5 to March 7, 2014.
Power Solutions International Inc (NASDAQ:PSIX) is a leader in the design, engineering and manufacture of emission certified alternative fuel and convention power systems. Its Marketing and Communications Director, Jeremy Lessairs, said that the company is excited to display the capabilities of its 8.8 liter LP engine. He said the company is will be completing its EPA and CARB certification in some weeks. He believes The Work Truck Show to be a great venue for the company to demonstrate its ability to bring quality and OEM supported alternative fuel engines in the market.
At The Show
The power systems will be present at booth number 5273 of the Work Truck show, which is North America’s largest work truck event. It offers fleet professionals 500,000 sq. ft. of space to exhibit their advanced technologies, alternative fuel and instruments innovation for vocational trucks.
Power Solutions International Inc (NASDAQ:PSIX) and Capacity had introduced Capacity TJ5000 tractor as their first collaborative product. The truck was powered by PSI 8.8 liter engine and was showcase last year at the Mid-America Trucking Show. It highlighted the economics of propane and natural gas engines for the medium duty truck market. The 8.8 liter engine provides mobile fleets a cost effective and easy to assemble alternative to diesel engines.
Full Range of On-Highway Trucks
Power Solutions International Inc (NASDAQ:PSIX)’s on-highway lineup of products was introduced in 2011 with a new design supporting the 8.8 liter big block engine. Since then the company is continuously expanding the on-highway lineup. It also entered into a many years’ agreement with General Motors Company (NYSE:GM) to sell 4.8 liter and 6 liter engines. This enabled the company to introduce a full range of alternatively fueled engines for applications ranging from Class 4- to Class 7.
