Greenkraft Cab-Forward Truck Dealership Applications Now Accepted

SANTA ANA, CA -- Greenkraft Inc. said it is now accepting dealership applications in California to represent the company’s line of Class 3-7 CNG Cab forward trucks.

by Staff

December 19, 2011

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SANTA ANA, CA -- Greenkraft Inc. said it is now accepting dealership applications in California to represent the company’s line of Class 3-7 CNG Cab forward trucks.

All of Greenkraft’s trucks are manufactured as a dedicated CNG vehicle, therefore qualifying for the California Energy Commission buy-down incentive for alternative fuel vehicles. The incentive available is $15,000 for 14,001 to 26,000 GVWR. The incentives are based on a first-come, first-serve basis and forwarded directly to the end user in California.

GreenKraft relies on Santa Ana-based California Environmental Engineering (CEE) to conduct emission testing and certification on Greenkraft’s products.

Greenkraft also offers 6.0L engine kits that are certified with the Environmental Protection Agency and California Air Resources Board.

Greenkraft’s engine and kit can be used to re-power a fleet by replacing a diesel engine with a clean-burning CNG engine.

For additional information, contact Frank Ziegler at (714) 545-7777 ext. 15 or email frank@greenkraftinc.com.

Topics:Greenkraft Natural Gas Vehicles Green Fleet

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