Engine control

Tula Technology’s Dynamic Skip Fire (DSF) technology

Dynamic firing decisions for individual cylinders of gasoline engine

Combustion, Engine, Engine control, News_engine, News_Technologie, Technology

GM Ventures is optimistic that its 2012 equity investment in Silicon Valley-based startup Tula Technology, Inc. will result in a new engine fuel economy technology that could be deployed in future gasoline engine-powered General Motors’ vehicles. Tula’s Dynamic Skip Fire (DSF) technology integrates advanced digital signal processing with sophisticated powertrain controls to create a software-based approach to variable […]

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Land rover atpc

Improved engine technology and control for the new Range Rover

Air and fuel supply, Combustion, Engine, Engine control, Engine materials, Fuel and lubricants, News_engine, News_Technologie, Technology

Land Rover has announced a series of updates for the Range Rover and Range Rover Sport, further enhancing the luxury and premium sporting SUVs.  The revisions include Land Rover’s innovative All-Terrain Progress Control system, a world-first technology which complements and further improves the Range Rover’s off-road capability. Significant gains in both performance and efficiency are

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Opel 2.0l CDTI engine

The new Opel 2.0l CDTI diesel engine

Air and fuel supply, Emissions reductions, Engine, Engine control, Engine features, Engine materials, Featured articles, Technology, Technology features

Making its debut in the Insignia and Zafira Tourer at “Mondial de l’Automobile 2014” in Paris (October 4 – 19), the Opel’s new-generation, 2.0l CDTI turbo diesel engine is a major step in the roll-out of Opel’s new powertrain portfolio. Packing 125 kW/170 hp and torque of 400 Nm, it will replace the current 120 kW/ 163 hp

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