The project's Cummins Brazil's ReCon Line It is an initiative of circular economy which applies advanced industrial remanufacturing processes in engines and components for heavy vehicles. In operation for over 35 years in Brazil, the project focuses reduce environmental impacts, extend the product life cycle e to offer more affordable and sustainable solutions for the replacement market.

Through collection of used partial engines, Cummins performs the complete disassembly, technical cleaning, detailed inspection e reuse of high-value components, replacing worn parts with new items, keeping the engineering standard, quality and factory performance.

The project's remanufacturing ReCon reduces by up to 85% electricity consumption compared to the manufacturing of new items and It prevents the disposal of more than 580 tons of materials per year. in Brazil, contributing to mitigation of global emissions, with an estimated impact of 90,000 tons of CO₂ avoided per year..

In addition to environmental benefits, the program provides direct economic advantages, with savings of up to 40% for customers and 12-month national warranty, ensuring Quality and reliability equivalent to new products..

Recently, the project has made new progress with the Launch of the ReCon injector for Euro V engines. and with the consolidation of Backbone line, that simplifies the parts portfolio e increases logistical efficiency, reaching recycling rates of up to 99.5%.

This is a A concrete example of circularity applied to the heavy automotive industry., fully aligned with the guidelines ESG and to Cummins' global decarbonization strategy, Destination Zero™.