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Industry: Email Alert RSS FeedTurbocharger Demand For Europe Is High
Autoparts Report, Nov 19, 2002
Turbocharger manufacturers see no let up in demand for their products, particularly in Europe. The insatiable demand for turbocharged cars can be attributed to the popularity of direct injected gas- and diesel-powered cars in both Europe and Japan as well as rising fuel costs.
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The move toward engine downsizing to improve fuel consumption and lower CO2 emissions has also led to the increasing use of turbocharging on gas engines. The main battleground is Europe, however, key activity in Japan means competition is set to intensify. The players that gain market share through this decade will be those that visualize, accept and adapt to the legislative changes in the market place, further enhancing their product through innovation.
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