VTG Turbo Explained: An Engineer’s Guide to Variable Turbine Geometry
Variable Turbine Geometry (VTG) explained: how moving turbine vanes give a single turbo the low-end torque of a small unit and the top-end power of…
Read MoreVariable Turbine Geometry (VTG) explained: how moving turbine vanes give a single turbo the low-end torque of a small unit and the top-end power of…
Read MoreMAHLE Powertrain has converted a 13-litre heavy-duty engine to run purely on hydrogen under Project Cavendish, matching the diesel baseline's maximum torque and recording very…
Read MoreBorgWarner is developing a 800-volt integrated drive module (iDM) and a generator module with a dual inverter for a North American OEM.
Read MoreBorgWarner develops 50 mm variable turbine geometry (VTG) turbocharger for Stellantis' all-new Hurricane 4 Turbo 4-cylinder gasoline engine.
Read MoreBorgWarner has contracted with a North American OEM to supply its 400V SW130 eMotor for hybrid trucks and SUVs.
Read MoreBorgWarner is first-to-market with its electric Torque Vectoring and Disconnect (eTVD) system for battery electric vehicles (BEVs) with launches for Polestar and an additional major…
Read MoreBorgWarner to integrate STMicroelectronics’ Silicon-Carbide Technology in Viper Power Module for Volvo Cars’ Next-Generation Electric Vehicles
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