Iveco Group turns aluminum scrap into recycled brake pedal housings for IVECO BUS natural gas model 170G21

By Public Technologies
  • Iveco Group outlined a circular-economy initiative that recycles aluminum scrap into brake-pedal housings for its 170G21 natural-gas bus.
  • More than 18 tons of recovered aluminum have been supplied to a casting partner since launch, cutting raw-material costs by 12%.
  • The program has delivered over 4,400 recycled housings, lowering part costs by 7.2% versus market-priced inputs.
  • The 170G21 natural-gas bus targets lower emissions, with claimed reductions of up to 95% particulates, 90% NOx, 10% CO₂.


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