Caterpillar's diesel truck engines were industry leaders, known for reliability, performance, and fuel efficiency. But new technology proved their undoing.

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Caterpillar Inc. has notified 814 production employees at its Mossville, IL, engine assembly facility that the company will indefinitely lay off those employees. In recent months, production volumes ...

The Caterpillar brand has long been associated with vehicles in the heavy-machining world, with its unmistakable logo emblazoned on the side of vehicles regularly seen moving dirt, rocks, and ...

The Cat C13D is a new 13-liter diesel engine platform designed to achieve power density and torque for performance of heavy-duty off-highway applications. Engineered to Caterpillar’s standards, the ...

Industry giant Caterpillar has made a name for itself as one of the most prominent automotive manufacturers, particularly in heavy machinery. The company is known for its wide range of vehicles and ...

Caterpillar has announced the development of the Cat C13D, a new 13-liter diesel engine platform, designed to achieve best-in-class power density, torque and fuel efficiency for optimizing the ...

Caterpillar has announced the introduction of two new high-efficiency industrial diesel power units (IPUs) that enable original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) to minimize engineering and assembly ...

In addition to dual turbochargers you see stacked in series, this C13 ACERT engine (like the C11) receives a new cross-flow head, larger oil sump, higher compression ratio, and rotating components ...

Navistar-made CT13 diesel will remain the standard engine in Cat Trucks, as will the cab and chassis adapted from the International PayStar. Photo: Tom Berg Caterpillar’s go-it-alone vocational truck ...

The rumor that Caterpillar is getting into pickup trucks has been floating around for a while, and it seems pretty easy to debunk. It’s far-fetched with no real supporting details up to this point.