BorgWarner wins strategic turbocharger project for globally renowned car manufacturer
Pioneering business helps expand market share in Europe and America
Provide cost-effective and durable wastegate turbochargers for 1.0L and 3.0L gasoline engines
Localized manufacturing supports long-term supply of fuel power systems
Auburn Hills, Michigan, July 31, 2025- BorgWarner has successfully secured two key turbocharger businesses for a globally renowned automaker's next-generation models, covering the European and North American markets. The company will provide a mature exhaust bypass valve turbocharger suitable for 1.0-liter gasoline engines for the new generation of compact and light commercial vehicles in the European market, with plans for mass production in August 2027. Meanwhile, BorgWarner will also provide high-performance turbochargers for 3.0-liter gasoline hybrid models in the North American market, expected to enter mass production in September 2028.
Dr. Volker Weng, President and General Manager of Turbocharging and Thermal Management Technology at BorgWarner, stated, "The success of this project demonstrates our ability to stand out in a highly competitive market with reliable, cost-effective solutions and long-term supply commitments. It also reaffirms our commitment to supporting global automakers' continued development in the field of fuel power technology
BorgWarner's wastegate turbocharger is designed specifically for small displacement gasoline engines, featuring robust structure and high efficiency. This product precisely adjusts the boost pressure through the traditional bypass valve mechanism, balancing power output and fuel economy, without the need for complex system modifications. It has excellent durability, cost advantages, and long-term supply capabilities, becoming an important advantage in the trend of supplier integration. The product will be locally produced at the company's factories located in Reschof, Poland and Ramos, Mexico, further strengthening BorgWarner's strategic commitment to operational efficiency and customer centricity.
