Peterbilt announced the availability of a new CARB low nitrogen oxide (NO_x) compliant PACCAR MX-13 engine in the Models 579, 567 and 589. This engine meets the CARB Omnibus Regulation and features redesigns of internal hardware and the aftertreatment system to effectively reduce NO_x emissions.

The larger volume aftertreatment system includes an innovative compact twin assembly featuring a 48-volt generator located in the flywheel housing, and an electrical heater located in the inlet to provide lower NO_x output.

The internal hardware now features a larger volume mixer, longer selective catalytic converter (SCR) and an improved and more durable NO_x sensor design with increased longevity for improved uptime. These features allow Peterbilt customers to achieve increased engine efficiency and fuel economy while continuing to meet stringent CARB emissions regulation.

The CARB low NO_x compliant PACCAR MX-13 engine is available in two ratings with a flat torque curve providing performance across a wider range of RPMs for excellent drivability and fuel economy. This includes a high performance 510-horsepower rating with 1,850 lb.-ft. of torque and an efficiency focused rating of 455-horsepower and 1,650 lb.-ft. of torque between 900 and 1,325 RPM.

Peterbilt Models 579, 567 and 589 with the CARB low NOx compliant PACCAR MX-13 engine are available for orders now.