Hexagon Agility reaches milestone with additional orders for natural gas fuel systems for Cummins X15N powered trucks
Hexagon Agility, a subsidiary of Hexagon Composites ASA and the world's leading provider of natural gas (CNG/RNG) fuel systems, has over the past months received new orders for natural gas fuel systems installations on trucks powered by Cummins' X15N natural gas engine, designed specifically for the North American heavy-duty commercial truck market.
The new orders are valued at $4.3 MM and include over 20 leading Class 8 fleets. This brings the total accumulated value of orders that Hexagon Agility has received for natural gas fuel systems for X15N powered trucks to $20 MM, including the UPS order announced in May 2024 and orders announced in October 2024.
At the end of April 2025, Daimler Truck North America officially announced it had opened orders for Freightliner Cascadia trucks equipped with the Cummins X15N. Daimler, Kenworth and Peterbilt, the three leading Class 8 truck OEMs in North America, now offer natural gas truck options powered by the X15N engine.
"Despite freight market and macro-economic uncertainty, we see a strong uptick in the interest for natural gas solutions," said Eric Bippus, Chief Commercial Officer at Hexagon Composites. "The new 15-liter engine (X15N) is now enabling fleets to access the fuel cost and emissions reduction benefits of natural gas, with performance that matches diesel in both power and range. Equipped with a fuel system from Hexagon Agility, Class 8 trucks with the X15N can achieve a range of up to 1,200 miles. This has unlocked a whole new segment of the truck market previously constrained to just diesel fuel."
The North American truck market. Approximately 300,000 heavy-duty trucks are sold annually in the North American market. Previously, 100,000 of these trucks made up the addressable market for natural gas solutions. Now with the X15N, there are natural gas engines available today that are well-suited for every operation, haul and load requirement a fleet may have, adding 200,000 heavy-duty trucks to the addressable market for CNG/RNG annually.
With power ratings up to 500 hp (~370 kW) and torque up to 1,850 lb.-ft (~2,500 Nm), the X15N engine meets the needs of long haul/heavy load demands for high horsepower and offers a range of up to 1,200 miles (2,000 km), matching the capabilities of diesel.
Natural gas trucking is supported by a robust network of over 1,600 public and private CNG/RNG fueling stations across key transport corridors in North America.
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