Cummins Confidential : June Reheated, Diesel Rebranded And Destination Zero Gets A Lifeboat
Cummins has found another way to make September look busy: publish June. On 1 September 2026, the newsroom produced “First-generation
Cummins Confidential is the independent Cummins news and investigations series from The Cummins Accountability Project (TCAP). We examine Cummins Inc. beyond the corporate press releases, glossy sustainability claims and carefully managed newsroom narratives.
From diesel emissions scandals, employee treatment, recalls and financial results to employment practices, executive conduct, Destination Zero and corporate accountability, Cummins Confidential compares the company’s public messaging with the documentary record.
Expect independent scrutiny, evidence-led investigations, sharp satire and the occasional magnificent corporate own goal. Every edition challenges the official narrative, distinguishes documented facts from editorial opinion and invites factual corrections.
Cummins has its newsroom. TCAP has a few questions.
And we are not particularly interested in the approved answers.
Cummins has found another way to make September look busy: publish June. On 1 September 2026, the newsroom produced “First-generation
Cummins got a pass for the Wedge Capsule. There was no need to prosecute it. It was a little engine-braking
Last night, TCAP asked Cummins if it fancied doing another one today. At some point, they really should stop taking
Caterpillars are supposed to crawl. This one still got to Emerald ten fucking years before Cummins. In 2016, Caterpillar Ventures
TCAP took a few days off. Nothing dramatic. No injunction, no emergency board meeting in Columbus, no mysterious black van
Cummins has created another vice-presidential chair, and this one comes with rather more than a shiny title and a new
On 19 August, TCAP published Old News, New Low-Down after watching Cummins spend August rummaging through its archive, updating old
Before dismissing Lee Thompson, Cummins classified his complaint as “Retaliation”, called it “serious”, received 28 attachments and passed the investigation
Cummins’ natural gas pivot is sitting in plain sight. Hydrogen fell into a $458 million impairment note, then the newsroom