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SEARCHLIVONIA, MI – ROUSH CleanTech has received California Air Resources Board (CARB) approval of its propane autogas fuel system for retrofitting 2010 model year 5.4L Ford E-150, E-250, and E-350 cargo vans and wagons.
LIVONIA, MI – ROUSH CleanTech has received California Air Resources Board (CARB) approval of its propane autogas fuel system for retrofitting 2010 model-year 5.4L Ford E-150, E-250, and E-350 cargo vans and wagons.
This is the first CARB certification awarded since 2000 for a liquefied petroleum gas retrofit system, and the first CARB certification for any alternative-fuel system for retrofit installation on 2010 model-year vehicles.
“We are excited to offer our customers in California another option for adopting clean, economical propane autogas into their fleets — without having to purchase a brand new chassis,” said Todd Mouw, vice president of sales and marketing for ROUSH CleanTech. “This certification demonstrates ROUSH CleanTech’s continued investment to help meet the needs of fleet managers.”
With 2010 model-year certification in-hand, ROUSH CleanTech is now pursuing similar retrofit certification for 2009, 2011, and 2012 model years of the same Ford E-series vans and wagons, and E-450 cutaway vehicle platforms.
Complete details on ROUSH CleanTech propane autogas offerings can be found online at ROUSHcleantech.com.
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