Twin Turbo M power
© BMW Group When one turbocharger is not enough Mitsubishi Turbocharger and Engine Europe supplies the new BMW M3 and M4 models with its turbocharger technology. The 3-litre S58 engine is equipped with no less than two single scroll turbochargers for added boost for...
Transition to electric vehicles spurs rapid manufacturing innovation
The transition to EVs is driving rapid change in the way carmakers and the automotive industry supply chain manufacture their products. What has worked for building highly efficient internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles is not going to be viable for producing EVs...
MHI again receives ECOVADIS silver rating
SDGs Initiatives Recognized for Second Year in a Row ･ Company evaluated highly in all four criteria categories: Environment, Labor & Human Rights, Ethics, and Sustainable Procurement ･ Corporate presence reinforced as a sustainable supplier in the global market...
Gasoline VS Diesel turbo
Turbocharged diesel cars have been on the market for more than four decades now. Gasoline-powered cars, on the other hand, only started to become turbocharged around fifteen years ago. So why this difference? Same same but different The engine and turbocharger...
Mitsubishi Turbocharger and Engine Europe: Van turbodiesel naar turbobenzine
Binnen Mitsubishi Turbocharger and Engine Europe (MTEE) ligt de focus vooralsnog helemaal op technologie voor de verbrandingsmotor, terwijl die toch het einde van zijn levenscyclus lijkt te naderen. Houdt deze onderneming, die onder andere turbochargers voor de...
Under the sea
Did you know that MTEE was actually built under the sea level? Almere is part of the province of Flevoland, which was made in the 1950’s by reclaiming land from the sea. This makes it the youngest province in the Netherlands. Dangerous surroundings Flevoland is built...
Industry 4.0
The 4th Industrial revolution is upon us. Manufacturers all over are currently making factories smarter to make better predictions and optimize performance. MTEE is no exception, and many early 4.0 features have already been implemented while others are being tested...
A never-ending journey of kaizen
When talking about lean management and kaizen, everyone immediately thinks about Japan. The reason why kaizen is so deeply rooted in Japanese culture goes all the way back to the time after the Second World War. In 1947, the American statistician Edward Deming went to...
