News & Press
04/20/2012 Press release on the business development of the MAHLE Group in 2011
With more than six billion euros, MAHLE reaches a sales record again.
04/10/2012 SAE World Congress
Senior engineers and technical specialists from MAHLE Powertrain's UK and US facilities will be presenting no less than 13 different technical papers
02/13/2012 Turbulent Jet Ignition presentation in Vienna
A new technology for ultra lean, low NOx combustion will be presented by Dr Bernd Mahr (CEO, MAHLE Powertrain) at this year's Vienna Symposium
01/10/2012 New robotic cell at Worcester foundry
MAHLE Powertrain has recently invested £350,000 in a custom-built robotic cell at its specialist aluminium foundry in Worcester
12/16/2011 Positive reaction from high profile industry event
Specialists from MAHLE Powertrain presented three different technical papers at the recent IMechE conference
10/05/2011 $2.5m DoE funding for MAHLE Powertrain
The US Department of Energy (DOE) has awarded up to $8.4 million
09/14/2011 MAHLE range extender improves acceptance of electric drive systems
Stuttgart, September 2011—In order to gain the acceptance of consumers, electric drive cars must offer satisfactory cruising.
09/14/2011 Good things come in three cylinders
Stuttgart, September 2011—MAHLE has installed its downsizing demonstrator engine in a roadworthy mid-range vehicle (VW Passat).
04/21/2011 MAHLE Powertrain generates interest at the 2011 SAE Congress
MAHLE Powertrain presented 5 papers and chaired two technical sessions during this year's SAE World Congress
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Prototype Powertrain Solutions
The process of designing, developing and validating new or modified vehicles and their Powertrains is an immense commitment in time, resources and cost. The risks inherent in such enterprises require careful management and control in terms of project planning and execution. Risks in time and resources can be minimised by utilising appropriately qualified external services skilled in key elements of the process.
Achieving Future Emissions Standards
All vehicle manufacturers face a constant challenge to ensure compliance with applicable regulations and those relating to tailpipe emissions are among the toughest to meet. Predicting the requirements of future legislation presents an even bigger challenge as the auto industry prepares for the impact of financial penalties for those exceeding fleet average CO2 limits.
Delivering Manufacturing Solutions
Manufacturing of customer products is a multi-faceted and complex issue. Challenging specifications, quality requirements, budgets and timescales require optimisation at all stages of the process.
CO2 Reduction and Fuel Economy
In our modern world, the urgent need to reduce the consumption of fossil fuels has now become an obligation. Internal combustion engines will remain the most common form of motive power for many years but social, economic and ecological implications dictate that these engines must achieve significantly lower emissions levels in order to remain viable and acceptable.
Meeting OEM Testing Demands
There is an ever increasing demand in electronics, emissions and on board diagnostic regulations in vehicle development. Vehicle testing both in engineering, manufacturing and dealership service have become increasingly more important for initial quality and customer satisfaction.
Improving Vehicle Performance
The performance of a vehicle can be defined in many different ways. Whilst top speed and acceleration are often quoted, the driveability of a vehicle is a much more relevant metric for real-world usage. The level of optimisation of a vehicle's driveability will ultimately decide its success or failure in the market place and the behaviour of the engine in all conditions is a critical factor.
Optimising Specific Power and Torque
Market demands for vehicle performance with increasing levels of comfort, refinement and crash protection will continue to dictate the urgent need for engines to deliver higher specific power and torque outputs.
Reducing Cost and Weight
Reducing total vehicle weight has become a major focus for the automotive industry in recent years, as this allows significant savings in fuel consumption to be achieved in all driving conditions combined with further benefits such as vehicle dynamic behaviour. However, customers are also demanding increased safety and feature content which often leads to vehicle cost and weight increases.
Friction Reduction
Reducing engine friction has gained increased importance within the automotive industry in recent years
Efficient Development Cycles
Time to market is a crucial factor in determining the commercial success of new engines and vehicles. With new markets and ever changing demands, it is vital that automotive manufacturers can develop their models in ever reducing timescales. The challenge is in spending less time and resources on the development process without compromising the quality and appeal of the finished vehicle.
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