BorgWarner Secures Seven-Year Contract Extension for Controllers with Off-Highway OEM
BorgWarner has extended its controller supply agreement with a leading off-highway manufacturer through December 2032, covering eight families of controllers.
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- 7 years
- December 2032
What Happened
BorgWarner has secured a seven-year contract extension to supply eight families of controllers—engine, machine, power module, and battery management system controllers—to a leading off-highway manufacturer. The agreement runs through December 2032 and builds on decades of partnership. Applications range from construction vehicles and marine platforms to stationary power systems.
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Runs through December 2032
- Engine controllers for efficient combustion and minimized emissions in large diesel applications
- Machine controllers for precise actuator control in demanding environments
- Power module controllers for electric machines
- Battery management system controllers for electrified powertrains
“BorgWarner has an outstanding relationship with this leading off-highway manufacturer, a customer we have been supplying critical parts to for several decades, and we are thrilled to continue to grow with them as their volumes increase for various market segments and applications.”
Why this matters
The deal underscores BorgWarner’s long-standing role as a propulsion partner for off-highway vehicles, supplying both conventional and electrified controllers as the market expands.
Terms in This Story
- Off-highway vehicle
- Vehicles designed for use off public roads, such as construction equipment, agricultural machinery, and mining vehicles.
- Power module controller
- An electronic control unit that manages the operation of electric power modules, such as inverters and DC-DC converters in hybrid or electric powertrains.
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