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Landmark Vehicles in Turbo History

Updated 08.13.2009

For over 50 years, Honeywell’s turbo technology has been boosting the world’s passenger cars and commercial vehicles to new levels of fuel efficiency and performance. Take a pictorial journey through our turbo ‘hall of fame’.

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From Niche to Mainstream

Posted 02.18.2010

In the history of turbocharging, few innovations could rival Honeywell VNT™ turbo in terms of technological advancement and industry reach. Since its mass release in the 1990s, more than 30...

Honeywell Heritage: A Hallmark Throughout Turbo History

Posted 09.11.2009

When Caterpillar needed a turbocharger developed for its D9 tractor in 1950, it didn’t call an automotive supplier. Instead it called an aerospace company — Garrett Corporation, whose successful development...

Boosting the World

Updated 10.21.2009

In every corner of the world, in every vehicle segment, Honeywell turbos are helping automotive manufacturers develop powertrains that are more responsive, more fuel efficent and more environmentally friendly. Use the search function below to see the cars boosted by Honeywell and click here to download the PDF.

Boosting the World
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Alex Ismail Receives Eurostars Award from Automotive News Europe

Updated 07.21.2010

Alex Ismail, President and CEO of Honeywell Transportation Systems, has been named 2010 Supplier Division CEO for the Eurostars Award presented by Automotive News Europe. This is the biggest award in Europe for top executives in the car industry and is Automotive News’ way of recognizing exceptional performance and achievement. Ismail is one of the ten executives being honored this year. Alex Ismail, who was cited for his firm leadership during a tough time for the automotive industry, won the coveted award for “continuing to develop winning technologies and maintaining profitability at Honeywell Transportation Systems despite the crisis.”