Detroit Releases DT12 Transmission Series, DD15 Engine - Transmission Digest

Detroit Releases DT12 Transmission Series, DD15 Engine

Engineered with fuel efficiency and performance in mind, the new DT12-HE debuts with enhanced features and capability,

Detroit has enhanced its DD15 engine and has expanded the lineup of its DT12 automated manual transmission.

The DT12 transmission has evolved into the DT12 On-Highway Series to offer three purpose-built options to meet the unique needs of various on-highway applications, all of which are now available to order, Detroit says. Engineered with fuel efficiency and performance in mind, the new DT12-HE debuts with enhanced features and capability, the company adds.

The Detroit DT12-HE transmission is a new DT12 option which Detroit says boasts higher overall ratios for improved downspeeding and an improved oil system design, both contributing to increased efficiency. The DT12-HE debuts with Freightliner Cascadia production beginning in early 2021 and additional model applications will be announced soon.

Also included in the DT12 On-Highway Series is the DT12-HL transmission, a lightweight carry-over option offering comparable efficiency and durability to the rest of the portfolio and intended for weight-sensitive applications. Lastly, Detroit says the DT12-H retains the same characteristics of the DT12. Both the DT12-H and DT12-HL are currently available for order in Cascadia builds.

The DD15 Gen 5 engine has been completely updated and will be available with January 2021 truck builds. The Gen 5 advances Detroit’s heavy-duty engine platform (HDEP).

Source: Fleet Equipment Magazine

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