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Kohler Prez Pens Diesel Defense

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02 August 2018

While electrification and other powertrain alternatives are all over the news, not everyone is expecting to see the diesel engine become obsolete.

 Vincenzo Perrone, president diesel engines at Kohler, penned the following missive looking at why the venerable diesel engine may stuff have some life left after all.

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