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• Battery Technology
  However, improvements in battery technology may one day resurrect [[Electric Vehicles|EVs]] by extending their driving A '''[[Battery Technology|nickel metal hydride]]''' battery (abbreviated NiMH) is a type of rechargea
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• McLaren Technology Centre
  ...as won by the Scottish Parliament building. About 1,000 people work at the Technology Centre. It is home to the [[Team McLaren]] [[Formula One]] constructor and ...Dennis]], chairman, CEO and part owner of the Group, is confident that the Technology Centre will attract the very best designers and engineers.
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• Street and Racing Technology
  '''Street and Racing Technology''' (SRT) is the high performance division of [[Chrysler LLC]]. SRT origina {{commonscat|Street and Racing Technology}}
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• Dual-fuel system
  A '''Dual-fuel system''' uses more than one fuel source with this technology. The system, normally for cars running on [[Liquified Petroleum Gas|liquifi ==Technology==
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• SRT
  #REDIRECT [[Street and Racing Technology]]
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• Electronic Brakeforce Distribution
  ...ist]] and the [[Anti-Lock Brakes ABS|Anti-Lock Braking System]]. With this technology, the system transfers brake torque between axles providing optimised contro [[Category:Technology]]
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• Nissan Altima Hybrid
  ...brid Cars|Hybrid]] to market faster and Toyota can recapture some of their technology [http://www.mixedpower.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=1152 inve
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• Volkswagen W12
  ...2 engine]], a compact 12 cylinder engine developed by [[Volkswagen]] using technology derived from the [[VR6 engine]].
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• Electronic Brake Assist
  [[Category:Technology]]
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• Street and Racing Technology
  '''Street and Racing Technology''' (SRT) is the high performance division of [[Chrysler LLC]]. SRT origina {{commonscat|Street and Racing Technology}}
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• Drive-by-wire throttle
  '''Electronic throttle control''' (ETC) is an [[automobile]] technology which severs the direct link between the accelerator pedal and the throttle Similar technology has recently been applied to '''vehicle brakes''', but this is much less co
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• ASM
  ...ssion system, using a combination of [[Auto-Clutch]] and [[Shift-By-Wire]] technology
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• Auto Shanghai
  ...and Nature in Harmony' - The 12th International Automobile & Manufacturing Technology Exhibition Reaches its Peak Next Spring - SHANGHAI, China, Nov. 21 /Xinhua- *'''2007''' The last Auto Shanghai occurred April 24–28, 2007 with the theme "Technology and Nature in Harmony," and a 140,000 square meter exhibition area <ref nam
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• NOx Adsorbers
  ...heric oxygen) in the exhaust gas stream. The 3-Way [[catalytic converter]] technology that has been successfully used on stoichiometric internal combustion engin ...rs for on board hydrogen generation, however fuel reformers are not mature technology.
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• F1 (disambiguation)
  * [[McLaren F1]], a Supercar based on Formula One technology
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• HVAC
  '''HVAC''' (Heating, Ventilating, and [[Air Conditioning]]) refers to technology of indoor or automotive environmental comfort. HVAC system design is a majo
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• Robert Bosch GmbH
  * Packaging technology ...of automotive and industrial technology and of consumer goods and building technology. The Bosch Group comprises some 270 subsidiary companies, of which more tha
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• Regenerative Braking
  ...d make use of that power by storing it in the vehicle's on-board [[Battery Technology|battery system]]. The vehicle's electric motor becomes a generator when coa
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• BMW Assist
  == Technology == ...n. Current BMW Assist systems work using more advanced CDMA, TDMA, or GSM technology.
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• Tour de Sol Green Car Show
  ...ng alternative fuel solutions for automobiles with the end goal of pushing technology toward zero carbon emission vehicles. It is organized by the Northeast Sust
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• McLaren Technology Centre
  ...as won by the Scottish Parliament building. About 1,000 people work at the Technology Centre. It is home to the [[Team McLaren]] [[Formula One]] constructor and ...Dennis]], chairman, CEO and part owner of the Group, is confident that the Technology Centre will attract the very best designers and engineers.
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• Nissan S12
  ...a was upgraded in 1979 and became the S110, but was still hindered by 70's technology and emissions problems. In late 1983, Nissan released a complete redesign o ...ges along the way. The chassis became a test bench for all sorts of Nissan technology, ranging from digital voice commands, rain sensing wipers, Heads Up Display
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• Bright Automotive
  ...independent. The is firm currently focused on developing Electric Vehicle technology.
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• INVECS
  ...sed by [[Mitsubishi Motors]] for its electronic [[automatic transmission]] technology. ...ttp://www.mitsubishi-motors.co.za/featuresites/mm_history/TCL.asp "Control Technology"], Mitsubishi Motors South Africa website</ref> An array of sensors continu
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• Aston Martin Racing
  ...junction with [[Prodrive]] is evident in their GT cars, which use Prodrive technology to great effect.
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• Overhead camshaft
  ...cles, it was common for the technology to be heavily advertised. While the technology was used at first in limited production and sports cars, the Fiat group is [[Category:Engine technology]]
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• Leif Johansson
  ...e sold Volvo Cars to [[Ford]]. He is an alumnus of Chalmers University of Technology.
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• BlueTec
  ...]] to share BlueTec technology with them. Together they try to push diesel technology to the masses in the United States. [[Category:Engine technology]]
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• Brake Assist
  '''Brake Assist''' (BA or BAS) is a generic term for an automobile braking technology that increases braking pressure in an emergency situation. ...Benz]] '''Brake Assist Plus''' (BAS Plus) is the latest generation of this technology and was first made standard equipment on the [[Mercedes-Benz S-Class]]. Thi
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• Variable Cylinder Management
  ...linder Management (VCM)''' is Honda's term for a [[Variable Displacement]] technology. It uses the i-VTEC system to disable one bank of cylinders during specific
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• Traction Control
  ...tor-sports series have given up trying to outlaw TC. With current state of technology, it is possible to implement TC as a part of software in ECU, and as such i [[Category:Technology]]
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• Saturn Aura Green Line
  ...ntil now, [[General Motors|GM]] has only focused on [[Hybrid Cars|hybrid]] technology in trucks and buses. ...the 2007 Saturn Aura with a slight premium for the [[Hybrid Cars|hybrid]] technology. It would not be unreasonable to expect the Saturn Aura Green Line to have
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• MagneRide
  [[Category:Automotive technology tradenames]]
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• Search And Replace
  * Lithium-ion > Battery Technology * Nickel-metal hydride > Battery Technology
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• Oltcit
  ...es any more, or produce newer models by the new [[GM Daewoo|GM Daewoo Auto&Technology]] company. ...l Motors]] starting selling the products of the [[GM Daewoo|GM Daewoo Auto&Technology]] company in 2003, under the [[Chevrolet]].
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• Navigation System
  ...acturer offer or package, and can run anywhere from $1500 to $2000. As the technology becomes more readily available, higher end, luxury car companies are offeri [[Category: Technology]]
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• Mount Elliott Tool and Die
  ...operations there. The facility was then renamed Outer Drive Manufacturing Technology Center.
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• Crankshaft deep rolling
  ...all types can be deep rolled. Most automakers are currently utilizing this technology including: GM, Ford, and Chrysler engines. Hegenscheidt-MFD Corporation, th
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• Lohner-Porsche Mixte Hybrid
  ...g ever more prominent within the automotive industry, touted as being 'new technology', it's ironic that the concept was designed and built by [[Ferdinand Porsch ...ery single bus in Berlin at the time. On top of this, Porsche's electrical technology was utilised by Lohner to create electrical goods vans and trucks, and the
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• Chevrolet Tahoe Hybrid
  ...mlerChrysler]] [[Global Hybrid Cooperation|partnership]], and based on the technology in GM's [[Hybrid Cars|hybrid]] transit buses. The result is said to be a 25 The two-mode is patented [[Hybrid Cars|hybrid]] technology which maximizes efficiency for city and highway driving. In the first mode,
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• Auto-Mixte
  '''Auto-Mixte''' build cars between 1906 and 1912 using a hybrid-technology under license from Pieper, after [[Henri Pieper]] died. From 1912 to 1914 t
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• DeltaWing Racing
  ...t [[Dan Partel]] as CEO, British race car designer [[Ben Bowlby]] as Chief Technology Officer and [[Bill Lafontaine]] as Chief Marketing Officer.
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• Alusil
  [[Category:Automotive technology stubs]] [[Category:Engine technology]]
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• Diesel Particulate Filter
  These '''particle filters''' are a new technology: high cost catalytic [[pollution]] control module added to [[diesel engine] Increasingly stringent regulations mean that filter technology will soon be fitted as standard to engines worldwide.
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• Max Friz
  ...sion engine, but Paul Daimler had firmly committed himself to supercharger technology. Not until he had moved to Munich was Friz able to put his own ideas for a ...was honored with an Honorary Doctorate from the Munich College of Advanced Technology in 1954.
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• Attica
  ...troducing a similar vehicle in 1968; this was also based on [[Fuldamobil]] technology but it was extensively modified, with a more modern design. ''Attica 200'' ...Co. Ltd.|Autocars]] company (which, in turn, had used British [[Reliant]] technology). In fact, the term "production" is probably not appropriate in this case,
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• First Automobile Works
  ==Technology==
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• Mercury SYNC
  Mercury SYNC™ technology helps drivers bring nearly any personal mobile phone or digital media playe Plans to introduce the new Mercury SYNC™ technology were announced by Ford president and CEO [[Alan Mulally]] at the annual Nor
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• Yamaha OX99-11
  ...rts car]] designed by [[Yamaha Motor Company|Yamaha]] subsidiary [[Ypsilon Technology]] and IAD, an English engineering consultancy, which was supposed to come o ...ime they wanted to build a price-no-object car based on actual Formula One technology. Even though the Formula One team was doing poorly in competition, by 1991
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• Electronic control unit
  [[Category:Engine technology]]
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• Partial Zero Emissions Vehicle
  ...uel efficiency due to the use of [[hybrid electric vehicle]] systems. This technology can also be used in a [[Sport Utility Vehicle]] to improve their traditiona
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• Alan Mulally
  ...006 Alan R. Mulally is AW&ST's Person of the Year.", Aviation Week & Space Technology. December 31, 2006.
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• Mahindra & Mahindra Limited
  ...overseas markets with a presence in vehicles, farm equipment, information technology, trade and finance related services, as well as infrastructure development. *Information Technology
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• Paul Moller
  The engine technology developed for the Skycar has also been adapted as a [[UAV]] platform called
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• Ford Sync
  Ford Sync technology helps drivers bring nearly any personal mobile phone or digital media playe Plans to introduce the new Ford Sync technology were announced by Ford president and CEO [[Alan Mulally]] at the annual Nor
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• Pelle Petterson
  ...ved a prestigious award (''KTH's Stora Pris'') from the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm.<ref>{{cite | title=KTHs Stora pris - Samtliga vinnare (KTH's
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• Throttle
  ...alter Hillier and Peter Coombes, ‘'Hillier's Fundamentals of Motor Vehicle Technology'‘, 2004, 544 pages ISBN 0748703179</ref> [[Category:Technology]]
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• Superleggera
  ...eggera''', also called '''tube-frame''', is an [[automobile]] construction technology used in [[classic car|classic]] [[sports car]]s in the middle of the 20th C
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• François Isaac de Rivaz
  *[[Timeline of transportation technology]]
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• Morgan LIFEcar
  ...formance. Research and development is backed by Qinetiq, a British defense technology firm, as well as several universities and government grants. Engineer Hugo ...past business ties with [[BMW]] in order to obtain liquid hydrogen storage technology, although this remains to be seen.
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• MyFord Touch
  ...nds will be available for most radio functions, including AM/FM, HD Radio™ Technology and SIRIUS Satellite Radio * Song tagging capability via HD Radio Technology, allowing listeners to identify song information and store it for later use
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• Brake pad
  ==Technology== ...or the transfer of force to the rotor upon contact. The new laser cutting technology of the pad decreases the contact area and focuses on more force being distr
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• Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Hybrid
  ...d done [[Chevrolet]] believes that consumers who are interested in the new technology would shy away if there were large sacrifices to make. ...he new technology. [[Chevrolet]] has decided that placing the fuel saving technology in some of their more fuel hungry vehicles at a lower cost then a more effi
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• Hybrid Crash Safety
  ...ection. This standard specifies limits for electrolyte spillage, [[Battery Technology|battery]] retention, and post-crash electrical isolation of the chassis fro
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• Hybrid Cars
  [[Image:ToyotaHybridEnergyGraph.gif|Toyota Hybrid Technology]]<br /> * [[Battery Technology]]
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• Automotive navigation system
  ...m or [[satellite radio]], or an Internet link to a provider's server using technology such as GPRS through the user's mobile phone. [[Category:Technology]]
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• Turbocharging
  ..., and from 1987 onwards, the maximum boost pressure was reduced before the technology was banned completely for 1989. ...ar levels as the F1 category (see above), the FIA, rather than banning the technology, enforced a restricted turbo inlet diameter (currently 34 mm).
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• Mitsubishi 8A8 engine
  ...with [[double overhead camshaft]]s and [[gasoline direct injection]] (GDI) technology. Financial pressures forced the company to discontinue sales of the [[Mitsu ...rate/detail771.html "Mitsubishi Motors Supplies Hyundai Motor Co. with GDI Technology for New V8 GDI Engine"], Mitsubishi Motors press release, April 28, 1999</r
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• BYD Auto
  ...ar is the battery producers first convertible and is a big step forward in technology advancement.
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• Belt Alternator Starter (BAS)
  ...combined with an energy storage system (typically a 36-Volt NiMH [[Battery Technology|battery]]). This provides enhanced fuel economy while maintaining all vehic
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• De Tomaso Deauville
  ...e of its own, with the glamour of an exotic name but with less complicated technology. Therefore he inserted the Ford V8 motor from the [[De Tomaso Pantera|Pante
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• Transverse engine
  [[Category:Engine technology]] [[Category:Engine technology]]
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• Silhouette racing car
  ...erience/autoshows-events/racing/technology/bodychassis/index.jsp GM Racing Technology</ref>, or the output of the engine<ref>http://www.dtm.com/reglement_t.php D
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• The Edsel Show
  ...layed back three hours later for western audiences. As videotape was a new technology, CBS made a film-based kinescope of the show and played it back alongside t Videotape was a technology that had interested Crosby for several years, and his company Bing Crosby E
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• Henney Kilowatt
  ...4) The Papers of Victor Wouk. Finding Aids Online, California Institute of Technology Archives, Pasadena, California.</ref>. Although Pauling never did any acti ==Performance and Technology==
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• Tweel
  *[http://www.gizmag.com.au/go/3603/ Radical new wheel technology] ([http://www.gizmag.com.au Gizmag.com.au]) [[Category:Automotive technology tradenames]]
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• Tachometer
  [[Category:Technology]]
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• Integrated Motor Assist (IMA)
  ...a generator for battery charging during regenerative braking. A [[Battery Technology|nickel-metal-hydride (NiMH)]] battery pack is used in all Honda hybrids; it In its first generation, IMA technology could not power the car on electricity alone, and could only use the motor
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• Holden Efijy
  ...estion, ‘what would these people have created using all the skill sets and technology we have now’, and Efijy might be the all-Australian answer to that questi
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• Mercedes-Benz Museum
  ...ference_ID/581/referencecategory_ID/17.cfm PERI GmbH - Unrivalled formwork technology]
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• Cruise control
  ...ised that their system would "maintain speed whether up hill or down". The technology was invented by James Watt and Matthew Boulton in 1788 for use in locomotiv ...with "DLCC" (Dynamic Laser Cruise Control). [[Volkswagen]] will bring the technology to the mainstream with their 2006 [[Volkswagen Passat|Passat]]. Other vehic
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• Chaparral
  ...mechanical problems and ran for only one racing season in [[1970]] as its technology was quickly outlawed by the [[SCCA]] after driver's complaints of stones be
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• Active suspension
  '''Active''' or '''adaptive suspension''' is an automotive technology that controls the vertical movement of the wheels via an onboard system rat This technology allows car manufacturers to achieve a higher degree of both [[ride quality]
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• Bio-ethanol
  [[Category:Engine technology]]
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• Weight distribution
  [[Category:Vehicle technology]]
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• Common rail
  ...gasoline engines]], it is utilised in [[gasoline direct injection]] engine technology. ...gy further developed by Dr. Marco Ganser at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich, later of Ganser-Hydromag AG (est.1995) in Oberägeri.
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• Hydrogen Fuel
  The current leading technology for producing hydrogen in large quantities is steam reforming of methane ga
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• Wet sump
  [[Category:Engine technology]]
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• Longitudinal engine
  [[Category:Engine technology]]
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• Electric vehicle battery
  |Valence Technology<ref>http://www.autobloggreen.com/2007/12/03/evs23-valence-technology-introduces-large-format-lithium-batter/ Large format lithium phosphate batt
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• Slide valve
  [[Category:Engine technology]]
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• Ignacio Fernández Rodriquez Automotive
  “In theory, motorsport is the right environment to quickly develop new technology, but in practice the restrictions imposed by championship rules and regulat
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• Knight Engine
  ...ght manufactured the [[Silent-Knight]] automobile both as showcase for the technology and as an attempt to enter the U.S. automobile market (who wouldn't bear th
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• GM 6T70 transmission
  The first application of the technology is the 2007 [[Ford Edge]] and [[Lincoln MKX]] [[crossover SUV]]s as well as
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• Global Hybrid Cooperation
  ...d how similar their hybrid work was, they decided to join forces and share technology. The GM/DaimlerChrysler partnership was announced on December 13, 2004 with ==Technology==
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• Drive by wire
  '''Drive-by-wire''', '''DbW''', '''by-wire''', or '''x-by-wire''' technology in the automotive industry replaces the traditional mechanical control syst ...eories and applications abound as to what the ultimate implications of DbW technology might be. It has been suggested that DbW might allow a car to become comple
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• Porsche Design Group
  ...uality workmanship, which combines artisan tradition with state-of-the-art technology. Since 2005 all products have been developed and marketed under the brand [
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• Selective Catalytic Reduction
  ...the United States by the Englehard Corporation in 1957. Development of SCR technology continued in Japan and the US in the early 1960’s with research focusing ...perature of operation is critical. Ammonia slip is also an issue with SCR technology used in power plants.
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• Intercooler
  ...mounted, all powered by a Bosch pump made for Ford. Ford still uses this technology today with their [[Shelby GT500]] [[Category:Engine technology]]
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• SsangYong Motor Company
  ...angYong Motor. The name SsangYong means twin dragons. In 1991 it started a technology partnership with [[Daimler-Benz]] (now [[DaimlerChrysler]]). Later, it pur
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• Chrysler ME Four-Twelve
  ...to the rear wheels with 200 millisecond shift times. The double wet-clutch technology appears to come from Chrysler. (An anonymous Chrysler employee wrote, "I ca
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• Dodge Durango Hybrid
  ...peration. The [[Hybrid Cars|hybrid]]-electric drive system is based on the technology in GM's [[Hybrid Cars|hybrid]] transit buses. The result is said to be a 25
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• Variable Valve Timing
  ...', or '''VVT''', is a generic term for an [[automobile]] [[piston engine]] technology. VVT allows the ''lift'' or ''duration'' or ''timing'' (some or all) of the ...87, this was the first production car to use electronically controlled VVT technology.
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