• BorgWarner won a new eTurbo program from a major European automaker for an advanced hybrid passenger car application.
• Production is scheduled to start in 2029, expanding its electrified boosting business with the OEM.
• The next-generation eTurbo uses remote power electronics to improve vehicle integration flexibility; it delivers 20 kW continuous power, 30 kW peak.

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