BorgWarner

BorgWarner is an American corporation founded in 1928, specializing in turbocharging systems, transmission components, and engine electronics. The company is an original equipment supplier for global automotive manufacturers. Key product groups include turbochargers, all-wheel-drive couplings, cooling systems, and ignition components. Production facilities focus on developing solutions to improve powertrain efficiency. The brand has no homonyms and operates as an independent manufacturer.

Country

USA

Brand History

1. 1928: Merger of four companies (Borg & Beck, Marvel-Schebler, Warner Gear, Mechanics Universal Joint) into a single corporation. 2. 1950s: Development and implementation of automatic transmissions for the mass market. 3. 1999: Acquisition of KKK (Kühnle, Kopp & Kausch), solidifying leadership in the turbocharger segment. 4. 2015: Acquisition of Remy International to expand the electric systems portfolio. 5. 2020: Acquisition of Delphi Technologies to strengthen positions in power electronics.

Key OEM Customers

Volkswagen, Ford, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Hyundai, Kia, Stellantis, Toyota, Volvo.

Type

Manufacturer/OEM Supplier

Ecology

The company actively develops technologies for hybrid and electric vehicles aimed at reducing CO2 emissions. Energy recovery systems and high-efficiency engine control modules are being implemented.

Brand Authentication

The 'BorgWarner Genuine Parts' protection system is used, featuring a unique QR code on the packaging for verification via the official portal. Markings on turbocharger housings are applied via laser engraving to ensure data permanence. The batch code consists of 10 characters combining letters and numbers.

Certificates

IATF 16949, ISO 14001, ISO 9001.