AUBURN HILLS, Mich.,
Feb. 22, 2017 /PRNewswire/ --
BorgWarner, a global leader in clean and efficient technology
solutions for combustion, hybrid and electric vehicles, supplies
HY-VO chains for the Chevrolet Volt plug-in hybrid and Malibu
hybrid. Offering greater efficiency and lower noise than gear
drives, BorgWarner's HY-VO chains transmit torque from the
two-motor electric drive unit to the differential and front
axles.
"Drivers expect a quiet ride and appreciate efficient
propulsion. Our proven HY-VO chain technology delivers both with
the high quality and durability automakers count on," said
Joel Wiegert, President and General
Manager, BorgWarner Morse Systems. "This new application of our
HY-VO chain technology is another example of BorgWarner's solutions
for electric propulsion systems."
BorgWarner's tunable HY-VO chain technology features two unique
link profiles assembled in a specific pattern to reduce noise.
BorgWarner's HY-VO chains drive a variety of applications,
including front-wheel drive transmissions; part-time and all-wheel
drive transfer cases; hybrid electric motor applications; and
reverse and primary drives for power sports such as snowmobiles,
scooters and all-terrain vehicles.
In addition to HY-VO chains, BorgWarner supplies mini
direct-acting variable force solenoids and thermostats for these
applications.
About BorgWarner
BorgWarner Inc. (NYSE: BWA) is a
global product leader in clean and efficient technology solutions
for combustion, hybrid and electric vehicles. With manufacturing
and technical facilities in 62 locations in 17 countries, the
company employs approximately 27,000 worldwide. For more
information, please visit borgwarner.com.
Optimized for high-efficiency, durable performance, BorgWarner's
HY-VO® chains offer quiet, efficient performance for the Chevrolet
Volt plug-in hybrid and Malibu hybrid.
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