BorgWarner starts construction of new plant in Mexico

As the North American market is increasingly demanding BorgWarner's energy-efficient turbocharging technology, BorgWarner has expanded its turbocharger capacity. The new plant in Ramos, Mexico, is currently producing turbochargers for Ford's engines.

Frederic Lissalde, General Manager of BogeWarner Turbocharged Systems Business Unit, stated: “In North America, turbocharged engine technology is seen as an integral part of future development by all vehicle companies, so the North American market has become the largest increase in turbocharger sales. Fast market."

Lissalde also said: "We are building a new plant in Mexico to produce turbochargers to meet the growing demand in the North American market and provide North American customers with high-performance, low-emission, fuel-saving turbochargers."

BorgWarner plans to recruit at least 185 employees for the plant. The factory's advanced infrastructure provides the best conditions for employees to manufacture and manufacture.