With the deadlines inching closer, demand for certain technologies are gaining prominence, which is forcing the auto industry to be ready and be upto scale. Be it BS VI norms, electrification or technology disruptions in terms of IoT, much like a universe, the industry is expanding from all sides. The Indian automotive industry has been through some major upheavals, but none like the recent couple of years. From financial to technological disruptions, the industry, which comprises of a healthy blend of OEMs and tiered suppliers, has been either scrambling or sailing smoothly through the tides of change. Certain trends prove to be beneficial to some manufacturers while some others will be washed away with the tides of change.

The industry’s biggest show was a display of the technological strength and prowess of the auto manufacturing sector, showcasing the current trends that are the current driving factors.

BorgWarner presented its broad product portfolio at the 14th Auto Expo in New Delhi. The company showcased solutions that will help automakers master the challenges posed by ever stricter emission standards. Accordingly, for combustion engines, BorgWarner focused on technologies that help optimise engine efficiency and performance while reducing emissions, and will also present a broad range of solutions for hybrid and pure electric vehicles.

BorgWarner, a global leader in clean and efficient technology solutions for combustion, hybrid and electric vehicles, helps the second-generation 3.5-liter Ford EcoBoost® gasoline engine deliver greater torque, efficiency and fuel economy.

Global auto component major BorgWarner has opened a new facility in Chungju, South

New developments in engine management technologies will fuel the drive towards automobiles that emit less, are more powerful and effic