BorgWarner secures major tgurbocharger contracts with European OEM for 2026–2029

BorgWarner has secured several turbocharger supply contracts from a major European original equipment manufacturer (OEM) for passenger cars and vans. Production for these contracts will begin in phases between the second quarter of 2026 and the second quarter of 2029. The contracts cover both gasoline and diesel engine platforms.

Key Highlights

• BorgWarner secures multiple turbocharger supply contracts from a major European OEM
• Production will begin in phases from Q2 2026 to Q2 2029
• Contracts cover gasoline and diesel passenger car and van programmes
• Turbochargers will be produced in Poland and Germany using advanced technologies

Contract Details and Production Timeline

The new agreements include extensions of existing programs and a new contract win with the unnamed European customer. BorgWarner will supply turbochargers for a range of passenger car and van models. The company will manufacture these turbochargers at its facilities in Rzeszów, Poland, and Kirchheimbolanden, Germany. Production will be high-volume and will launch in phases over the next several years.

The turbochargers will use several technologies, including variable turbine geometry (VTG), twin-scroll wastegate, and regulated two-stage systems. These technologies are designed to support vehicle performance, improve fuel economy, and meet emissions requirements for various combustion engine applications.

Focus on Combustion Engine Technologies

BorgWarner continues to focus on turbocharging solutions for combustion engines, even as the automotive industry moves toward electrification. The company notes that there is still demand for efficiency-focused combustion technologies across different global markets and vehicle segments. The awarded programs will help the OEM meet performance and regulatory targets for both gasoline and diesel vehicles.

The contracts demonstrate ongoing investment in combustion engine technology. BorgWarner’s turbocharging business remains a key part of its portfolio as it supports customers in meeting evolving emissions and efficiency standards.

Manufacturing and Technology Overview

The awarded turbochargers will be produced at BorgWarner’s plants in Poland and Germany. The company will use advanced manufacturing processes to assemble turbochargers with VTG, twin-scroll wastegates, and regulated two-stage systems. These systems are designed to optimize engine performance and efficiency while reducing emissions.

BorgWarner’s ongoing supply agreements highlight the continued relevance of turbocharging technology in the automotive sector. The contracts also reflect the company’s ability to deliver high-volume, phased production for major OEM customers.

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CarBike 360 Says

This latest contract win reinforces BorgWarner’s growing influence in the European automotive supply chain as the industry transitions toward cleaner and more efficient powertrains. With production set through 2029, the agreement not only strengthens its long-term revenue visibility but also highlights continued OEM trust in its turbocharging technologies amid evolving emission and performance demands.