Hexagon Agility secures major CNG truck order from Trayecto

Mexico's largest trucking company orders compressed natural gas fuel systems for 100 heavy-duty trucks powered by Cummins X15N engines.

(Photo: Hexagon Agility)

Hexagon Agility has secured a major order to supply compressed natural gas (CNG) fuel systems for 100 heavy-duty trucks operated by Trayecto, Mexico’s largest trucking company. The deal is a big leap in clean transportation for Latin America. The natural gas vehicles feature Hexagon Agility’s largest available onboard CNG fueling system and the new Cummins X15N natural gas engine.

The deployment was made possible through collaboration with Kenworth Mexicana. The release describes the order as a major milestone and provides fleets with a viable alternative to diesel for heavy-duty, long-haul applications.

“This is a watershed moment for clean trucking in this region of the world, where fleets have long-awaited access to a viable alternative to diesel for heavy-duty, long-haul applications,” said Eric Bippus, Chief Commercial Officer for Hexagon Agility in the press release.

The trucks will be equipped with one of Hexagon Agility’s two largest onboard CNG fuel systems available, enabling a driving range exceeding 1,000 kilometers, depending on payload and terrain. For Trayecto, this extended range capability is critical for maintaining operational efficiency while significantly reducing emissions across their fleet operations.

When fueled with renewable natural gas (RNG), these systems paired with the Cummins X15N engine can achieve carbon-negative operations.

The Trayecto order follows growing momentum for Hexagon Agility, including a recently announced order from a leading American consumer goods manufacturer for 60 natural gas trucks, and a pre-deployment order from UPS in 2024. 

Trayecto operates more than 5,300 trucks and 11,000 trailers with over 10,500 transportation and logistics professionals, providing a comprehensive portfolio of transportation services throughout Mexico and internationally.

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Based in Chattanooga, Tenn., Thomas is a writer and trucking analyst at FreightWaves. He reports on emerging truck technology trends and hosts the Truck Tech and Loaded and Rolling newsletters and podcasts. Previously, he worked at the digital trucking startup aifleet, Arrive Logistics and U.S. Xpress Enterprises. While at U.S. Xpress, he focused on fleet management, load planning, freight analysis and truckload network design.