CE Series Internal Combustion Engine

NOW AVAILABLE POWERED BY CUMMINS® B6.7 OCTANE

The combination of the IC Bus CE Series and the Cummins B6.7 Octane provides school bus fleets a purpose-built torque, smarter fuel use, lower emissions and a service ecosystem that schools can count on. When the safety and comfort of students are at stake, compromise isn't an option.

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DIESEL-LIKE PERFORMANCE

Built on the legendary Cummins B6.7 platform, it's built to perform like a diesel engine with up to 300 hp and 660 Ib-ft of torque

SERVICEABILITY

With low complexity air handling, no DEF required, and no active regens, maintenance and operation are simplified

DRIVABILITY

It's much like your daily driver you are already accustomed to

SUPERIOR FUEL ECONOMY

Up to 10% better fuel economy over other gasoline-powered engines

DURABILITY

Designed specifically with durability and reliability in mind

EASY REFUELING

87 octane gasoline means ability to refuel anywhere

Built for Safety and Dependability

  •  Instant torque at Low RPMs – Delivers smooth acceleration from a stop & confident climbing power, even when fully loaded
  • Turbocharged performance – Ensures consistent output in all environments – altitude, temperature or traffic
  • Proven reliability – A favorite brand in school bus fleets for a reason. Built to perform, backed by the Cummins legacy.
Octane Octane

Smart Design for Smarter Fleets

  • Multiple HP offerings providing flexibility for various route demands and load requirements
  • EPA 2027 ultra low NOx & CARB .035 low NOx compliant
Octane Octane

Ease of Maintenance, North American Support

  • Designed for high-mile, stop and go operation – typical for school bus routes
  • Backed by IC Bus and Cummins service network across North America
Octane Octane

Total Cost of Ownership that Adds Up

  • No DPF. No SCR and No regens.
  • Longer service intervals – Spend less time in the shop, more time on routes
Octane Octane

DURABILITY OF DIESEL. CONVENIENCE OF GASOLINE.

Comparing the B6.7 Octane to the B6.7 Diesel


B6.7 OCTANE B6.7 DIESEL
Fuel Gasoline – 87 octane Diesel – ULSD
Certification Level 2027 Emissions 2024 Emissions
Rating Options (HP/Torque) 200Hp/600 lb-ft - 300Hp/660 Lb-ft 200Hp/600 lb-ft - 325Hp/725 Lb-ft
Engine Design: Head Material Aluminum Cast Iron
Engine Design: Camshaft Dual Overhead Cam Single Cam in block
Engine Design: Turbo Wastegate turbo with command actuator Variable Geometry with electronic actuator
Engine Design: EGR No EGR EGR
Engine Design: Engine Braking Optional compression release brake Variable Geometry Turbo braking
Engine Options: AC Comp. Up to 2 attached to engine Up to 3 attached to engine
Aftertreatment Design On-Engine 3-Way Catalyst Single Module Chassis Mounted
Maintenance: Oil Type GF-6A Required CK4 Required
Maintenance: Valve Lash No Valve Lash Adjustment Needed Valve Lash Adjustment at 150,000 miles
Aftermarket Tools Guidanz® Diagnostic Toolkit INSITE™ Diagnostic Toolkit
Fuel Economy Comparison Up to 10% Better than Competition Up to 25% Better than Gasoline
System Weight Net savings as you remove DEF related parts Baseline
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