Autoline After Hours AAH #344 - The Supercharger Goes Electric
Aug 26, 2016
01:03:01
NEWS TOPICS:
- Hyundai and Genesis Get to Amazon Before Other OEMs
- Tesla’s Bigger Battery: A Faster Way to Bankruptcy
- Delphi and Mobileye: Maybe Sergio Was Right About Autonomy Being a Commodity
SPECIAL GUEST: Matti Vint, Director, Powertrain R and D, Valeo North America
Automakers keep downsizing their engines to meet fuel economy and emissions standards. But smaller engines need some sort of boost to provide the power that drivers need and want. That’s why turbocharging and supercharging have become so popular. Now comes the next step, electric boost. E-turbos and e-superchargers are about to hit the market, and we have an experimental Lincoln MKZ with an e-supercharger in the studio.
PANEL: John McElroy, Autoline.tv; Gary Vasilash, Automotive Design and Production; David Zoia, WardsAuto.com; David Welch, Bloomberg
- Hyundai and Genesis Get to Amazon Before Other OEMs
- Tesla’s Bigger Battery: A Faster Way to Bankruptcy
- Delphi and Mobileye: Maybe Sergio Was Right About Autonomy Being a Commodity
SPECIAL GUEST: Matti Vint, Director, Powertrain R and D, Valeo North America
Automakers keep downsizing their engines to meet fuel economy and emissions standards. But smaller engines need some sort of boost to provide the power that drivers need and want. That’s why turbocharging and supercharging have become so popular. Now comes the next step, electric boost. E-turbos and e-superchargers are about to hit the market, and we have an experimental Lincoln MKZ with an e-supercharger in the studio.
PANEL: John McElroy, Autoline.tv; Gary Vasilash, Automotive Design and Production; David Zoia, WardsAuto.com; David Welch, Bloomberg