GM and BMW are interested in cooperating to develop next-generation engines

In response to the issues of automotive and environmental protection, global auto makers have come to the same conclusion. In the end of August, the message that Toyota and Ford intend to cooperate in the development of a rear-drive hybrid system is still fresh. Nowadays, there is another topic that shows the possibility of future green driving. General Motors and BMW Motors will collaborate on the possibility of developing next-generation eco-friendly and economical engines.

General Motors and BMW Motors also have unique advanced technologies. General Motors has leading development technologies in fuel cell vehicles and EVs, while BMW has excellent gasoline engine and diesel engine manufacturing technologies. In 2005, General Motors, BMW, and DaimlerChrysler agreed on a hybrid system. In 2006, the success of the dual-hybrid hybrid system was achieved in the series of HV models that were introduced in 2007. Significant results.

At present, both parties are looking for the possibility of development for the common R&D engine. If the convergence of the two strong players, it will promote the development of a new generation of engines with high fuel economy.