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BorgWarner Inc. reports developments as a global automotive supplier serving original equipment manufacturers with turbo and thermal management technologies, drivetrain systems, powerdrive systems, and battery and charging systems. Company updates commonly cover OEM program awards for passenger cars, vans, commercial vehicles and off-highway applications, including variable turbine geometry turbochargers, exhaust gas recirculation coolers, controllers and battery management systems.
Recurring news also includes quarterly earnings, shareholder returns, sustainability recognition and BorgWarner's long-running Indianapolis 500 trophy programs. The company's disclosures reflect a supplier portfolio spanning combustion vehicle technologies and electrified mobility components across major automotive markets.
BorgWarner (NYSE: BWA) reported first quarter 2026 results on May 6, 2026. U.S. GAAP net sales were $3,533 million, up ~1% year‑over‑year; organic net sales fell ~4.2%. U.S. GAAP operating margin was 9.5% and adjusted operating margin was 10.5%.
The company returned ~$185 million to shareholders, announced 12 new awards across its portfolio, and maintained full‑year 2026 guidance with sales guidance of $14.0–14.3 billion and adjusted EPS guidance of $5.00–$5.20.
BorgWarner (NYSE: BWA) declared a quarterly cash dividend of $0.17 per share on April 29, 2026. The dividend is payable on June 15, 2026 to shareholders of record as of June 1, 2026. The company noted its long history and focus on sustainability.
BorgWarner (NYSE:BWA) secured a seven-year contract extension to supply eight families of engine, machine, power module and battery management system controllers to a world-leading off-highway manufacturer, running through December 2032.
The agreement builds on decades of partnership, covers construction, marine and stationary power applications, and spans conventional and electrified powertrain controllers.
BorgWarner (NYSE:BWA) was named to Corporate Knights' 2026 Global 100 and the inaugural USA 25 Most Sustainable Corporations lists, marking its second consecutive Global 100 inclusion.
BorgWarner ranked 1st in the auto components industry, 8th within the cars and trucks manufacturing peer group, 3rd among U.S. automotive-headquartered companies on the Global 100, and 21st overall and 3rd in automotive on the USA 25 list. Corporate Knights used three equally weighted KPIs: sustainable revenue, sustainable investment, and sustainable revenue momentum.
BorgWarner (NYSE: BWA) presented the 20-inch Championship Driver's Trophy™, known as the Baby Borg, to Alex Palou and the Championship Team Owner's Trophy™ to Chip Ganassi on Feb. 18, 2026 at the Unser IndyCar Open Test in Phoenix Raceway.
The Baby Borg features Palou's name, team, average speed and a sculpted sterling silver likeness; Ganassi celebrated his seventh Indy 500 win.
BorgWarner (NYSE:BWA) won a contract to supply an 800-volt secondary integrated drive module (iDM) and a generator module with dual inverter to a major North American OEM for REEV trucks and large-frame SUVs, with production starting in 2029. The award introduces BorgWarner's next-generation Viper power module and highlights a compact, torque-dense induction e-machine that avoids permanent magnets, plus a permanent-magnet generator module with dual inverter to extend vehicle range. The design prioritizes packaging, efficiency, supply-chain resilience, and scalable 800V propulsion capability across hybrid and electric applications.
BorgWarner (NYSE:BWA) secured an agreement to supply its variable turbine geometry (VTG) turbocharger for a major European OEM's hybrid electric vehicle (HEV) platform, with start of production expected in 2028. The VTG design uses electrically actuated vanes, an updated turbine housing, a shot-peened compressor wheel for durability, and a compressor outlet silencer to reduce noise. This win extends BorgWarner's supply relationship with the OEM and expands its participation in the company's first HEV offering in North America.
BorgWarner (NYSE:BWA) won a program award to supply an 800V Integrated Drive Module (iDM) to a premium European OEM for a Range Extended Electric Vehicle, with mass production scheduled to begin in 2029. The iDM pairs a single electric machine for both generator and propulsion functions and supports an all-wheel-drive mode.
The system integrates an inverter with next-generation Viper power switches and dual-side cooled power modules, targeting high electrical performance and thermal management for demanding high-voltage, high-current applications. BorgWarner cites global collaboration and local manufacturing to support the program.
BorgWarner (NYSE:BWA) secured its first global 48V electric cross differential (eXD) program with a leading Chinese OEM, expanding the company's 48V EV technology portfolio and torque-management capabilities. The 48V eXD integrates with the customer's 48V E/E architecture to improve energy utilization, system efficiency, handling, and traction.
The eXD dynamically controls torque distribution and slip control across driving conditions to support stability during high-speed driving, rapid acceleration, and low-friction surfaces such as ice or snow.
BorgWarner (NYSE:BWA) announced an expanded series-production battery management system (BMS) program with a global OEM, extending supply that began in 2023 to additional B- and C-segment passenger cars and light commercial BEV and PHEV lines starting in 2029. The modular BMS features a central BMU and module-level CMUs, supports fast DC charging communication, targets ASIL D functional safety goals, and is suitable for battery packs up to 800 volts. The design emphasizes compact, scalable packaging and an electronics platform that can be upgraded to support future functions, and has been validated in series production.