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Take a tour of Honeywell innovations on display at Frankfurt Motor Show with Craig Balis, VP of Engineering
Interview with David Paja, VP Marketing and Emerging Regions Honeywell Turbo Technologies
Turbo is a proven and cost effective technology that enables a smaller engine to deliver performance level similar to that of a bigger engine while delivering significant fuel economy gains. It is a key enabler of engine downsizing trend sweeping the auto industry.
Fuel efficiency. Emissions. Performance. Three criteria at the top of the agenda for every automotive manufacturer in the world and three reasons…
We Need a Low Carbon Future. Across Europe, the US and Asia, regulators are setting stringent fuel economy and emissions…
A turbocharger uses an engine’s exhaust gas to drive a turbine wheel at speeds up to 280,000 rpm, working in harness with a compressor wheel…
For consumers, turbocharged engines represent a compelling option that requires no compromise on performance and fuel efficiency…
Which powertrains will be the winners in the race to a greener future? As the world focuses on reducing greenhouse gases, there’s great debate…
Turbocharging has come a long way since the introduction of wastegate in 1977 and the breakthrough VNT™ (first introduced by Honeywell)…
A turbocharger uses an engine’s exhaust gas to drive a turbine wheel at speeds up to 280,000 rpm.
Turbo Offerings 2010-2011
Updated 09.01.2011
Make selections below to view the car models carrying Honeywell's turbochargers
In every corner of the world, in every vehicle segment, Honeywell turbos are helping automotive manufacturers develop powertrains that are more responsive, more fuel efficent and more environmentally friendly. Use the search function above to see the cars boosted by Honeywell and click here to download the PDF.
Turbo Pressroom
Diesel Car Market Poised to Grow in 2012
Updated 01.18.2012
The American Public Media radio program, Marketplace, discussed the exciting growth expected in the U.S. diesel car market in 2012. Ray Wert, the editor-in-chief of the car blog Jalopnik.com, told the Marketplace reporter: “there’s a need on every automaker’s part to hit the new fuel economy regulations, and an easy way to do that is to start offering diesel powertrains. They’re more efficient, they’re quiet, they’re quick to start, and they’re durable.” The report goes on to say that diesels are “33 percent more fuel efficient, on average, — and we’re talking 50 to 60 miles per gallon.”
Rising Turbocharger Sales Expected for Years to Come
Updated 01.04.2012
Bloomberg News reports that “Automakers’ need to spend $157 billion to double the fuel economy of their fleets might mean years of rising sales for makers of turbochargers, aluminum body panels and other components that boost efficiency.” The article goes on to say that “Honeywell International Inc., Alcoa Inc. and Johnson Controls Inc. are among companies that expect to benefit from spending by Ford Motor Co., Toyota Motor Corp. and General Motors Co. and other automakers.”