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A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE EEA The European Engine Alliance
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was formed in 1996, with the aim of developing and supplying four-. fiveand six-litre engines to its three stakeholders: Cummins, Iveco and New Holland (now Case New Holland or CNN), and it did exactly what it said it would do. Iveco's Cargo is powered by an EEA product -the Tector engine as is the lightweight OAF LF45 range (left) -Ihe Cummins-built, but PACCARbadged engine is from the EEA stable. On this basis, EEA has been a success.