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Ford E-450 6.8L V-10 gets nat gas certification

Hard Working Trucks Staff (HWT)
Dec 29, 2016
Updated Jun 22, 2017

2017 Model Year Ford 68 L V 10 Heavy Duty Engine Is The First To Get Natural Gas Epa CertificationFord Qualified Vehicle Modifier (QVM) Landi Renzo USA has landed the industry’s first natural gas EPA certification for its 2017 Model Year Ford 6.8L V-10 Heavy Duty engine utilized in E-series trucks, including the E-450 Cutaway.

The company has maintained both EPA & CARB certifications on the Ford 6.8L 2-valve V10 engine since model year 2014 and Landi Renzo says it anticipates a similar announcement in the coming weeks as it relates to successful pursuit of CARB certification for the same engine family.

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