BorgWarner Secures New VCT Engine Contracts in Europe and China
Automotive components supplier BorgWarner has secured new variable cam timing (VCT) engine contracts in Europe and China. In Europe, the company won a program life extension and a significant volume increase for a leading premium carmaker's V6 engine family, with the new volumes set to start in January 2027. In China, BorgWarner secured a conquest award for a major domestic carmaker's 1.5-liter turbocharged petrol engine family, replacing the previous supplier, with production planned for September 2026. These contracts utilize BorgWarner's centre-bolt Cam Torque Actuated (CTA) VCT system, which offers improved fuel economy and superior cam phasing response.
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