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Deutz signed a supply agreement with TAFE for up to 30,000 2.2- and 2.9-litre compact engines. Using the expertise of Interact Analysis, we delved into the details of this agreement and Deutz’s Dual+ strategy. Read the full story in the November issue of Powertrain International.

As the beginning of a long-term cooperation, TAFE Motors will manufacture up to 30,000 Deutz-engines in 2.2 liter and 2.9 liter under license. The aim is to augment and complement the wide range of engines made by the Group across emission standards.

TAFE (Tractors and Farm Equipment Limited) is the world's third largest tractor manufacturer and comes with a Stage V range powered by AGCO and the 3-cylinder Mitsubishi

The third India Diesel Powertrain Summit 2020 is scheduled on June 17-18 in Chennai, India. The event will be dedicated to providing the next 5-10 years of policy direction and supporting localized technological innovation as well as exploiting the market opportunities in India and other South Asian...