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Cummins Shakes The EV Industry With A Gasoline Engine! What if I told you that the world's most famous diesel engine brand just dropped a gasoline bombshell? No, this isn't some late April Fool's joke. Cummins, the name that's practically synonymous with diesel power, just flipped the script with their first-ever gasoline engine, the B6.7 Octane. Imagine a powerhouse that delivers up to 300 horsepower and a staggering 660 pound-feet of torque, all running on regular 87 octane fuel. That's a diesel-like grunt with gasoline simplicity. But here's the kicker: it's EPA 2027 and CARB certified, meaning it's ready to roll in the toughest regulatory markets like California. So why now? Why Gasoline? And what does this mean for Diesel's reign? Buckle up, my friends. This could be the start of a life-altering new era in medium-duty trucks and beyond.