Major OEMs on three continents choose leading edge heaters for future electric and hybrid vehicles.

BorgWarner’s twin scroll turbochargers featuring enhanced high temperature performance thanks to the use of sophisticated steel alloys, are being delivered to the BMW Group for its new 3.0-liter inline six-cylinder gasoline engine. Used across a wide range of BMW passenger cars, the engine has two performance options – medium and high – and delivers 250 to 280 kW of power and 500 to 550 Nm of torque.

More than 200 percent transient boost improvement and a 50 percent reduction in time-to-torque virtually eliminates turbo lag and results in exceptional low-end torque.

Extensive range of combustion, hybrid and electric vehicle solutions to be shown at the largest auto and components show in India.

BorgWarner to take over all selling and distribution activities for BERU glow plugs, glow plug controllers and ignition coils.

BorgWarner is expanding its electric motor offerings with the introduction of its new High Voltage Hairpin (HVH) 146 motor, which is expected to go into production on a light-duty hybrid passenger car with a major OEM in early 2020. This electric motor joins BorgWarner’s family of patented and versatile HVH Series motors, available as fully-housed motors or rotor/stator assemblies. Flexible by design, HVH Series motors come in a variety of configurations and offer scalable output and torque.

BorgWarner awarded orders from ChangAn, one of the top four automakers in China.

BorgWarner announces production of its AirWerks^® upgrade turbocharger for the Ford F-150 3.5-liter EcoBoost^® engine.

Compact, cost-effective electric vehicle solution only requires one rear electric motor.

BorgWarner has the right technology for commercial vehicles whether the fleet is powered by combustion, hybrid, electric or fuel cell systems.