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BorgWarner Inc. (NYSE: BWA) is a motor vehicle parts manufacturer that regularly issues news on mobility technologies, electrification programs, financial performance, and corporate developments. Its press releases highlight contracts with global original equipment manufacturers, new product awards, and updates on its transition toward electrified and hybrid propulsion systems, alongside information on dividends and earnings.
Investors and industry followers can use this news feed to review announcements about BorgWarner’s battery systems for fully electric and autonomous shuttles, integrated drive modules for hybrid SUVs, dual inverters for hybrid and plug-in hybrid vehicles, electric motors for new energy vehicles, and high-voltage coolant heaters for plug-in hybrid platforms. The company also reports on all-wheel drive technologies, such as torque-on-demand transfer cases and Cross Wheel Drive systems, as well as turbocharger contracts for hybrid SUV engines and other combustion-related components.
Financial updates are another key element of BorgWarner’s news. The company publishes quarterly earnings releases, guidance ranges, and details on capital allocation, including share repurchases and quarterly cash dividends declared by its Board of Directors. Selected 8-K filings reference these releases and provide context on how the company presents adjusted operating margins, earnings per share, and non-comparable items.
In addition, BorgWarner’s news includes items related to legal settlements, spin-off-related matters, and its longstanding association with the Borg-Warner Trophy for the Indianapolis 500. Readers interested in BWA news can follow this page to review the company’s own descriptions of its contracts, technologies, financial results, and brand-related activities over time.
BorgWarner (NYSE:BWA), a leading automotive supplier, has been named to Forbes' America's Best Employers for Women 2025 list for the second consecutive year. The recognition is based on a comprehensive study involving over 140,000 women working at U.S. companies with 1,000+ employees.
The evaluation criteria included direct recommendations from current employees, indirect recommendations from previous employers, and a Leadership Diversity Index measuring women's representation in executive and board positions. Chief Human Resources Officer Tania Wingfield highlighted the company's commitment to creating an environment where women can thrive and succeed at all career stages.
BorgWarner (NYSE:BWA) has been recognized on TIME's World's Most Sustainable Companies 2025 list, marking a significant achievement in corporate sustainability. The company was selected from over 5,000 global companies, with only the top 500 making the final list.
The recognition was based on more than 20 key performance indicators related to sustainability, including compliance with international reporting standards, emissions, and commitment to various initiatives. BorgWarner was specifically acknowledged for its transparent sustainability reporting, emissions and energy reduction efforts, low employee turnover, and strong safety performance.
Alex Palou made history by becoming the first Spanish driver to win the 2025 Indianapolis 500, driving for Chip Ganassi Racing. Starting from sixth position, Palou led the final 14 laps of the race, averaging 168.883 mph to secure victory. This win extends his remarkable 2025 IndyCar series dominance, having won 5 out of the first 6 races.
The race, witnessed by nearly 300,000 spectators, saw Palou finish ahead of American David Malukas from A.J. Foyt Racing. Defending champion Josef Newgarden's attempt at a historic third consecutive win was cut short due to technical issues on lap 135. This victory marks Chip Ganassi Racing's sixth Indy 500 team win.
BorgWarner, whose EFR™ turbochargers have powered all NTT INDYCAR SERIES vehicles since 2012, presented Palou with the prestigious Borg-Warner Trophy®, which will feature his likeness alongside 111 previous winners.
BorgWarner's Isabelle McKenzie, Vice President and President and General Manager of Drivetrain and Morse Systems, has been named among 100 Leading Women in the North American Auto Industry by Automotive News. McKenzie, who has over 30 years of automotive industry experience, joined BorgWarner in 2014 and has held several leadership positions. She holds a physics degree, has co-authored 25 technical papers, and holds nine automotive patents. The 2025 class of honorees includes 24 presidents and CEOs, showcasing the growing presence of women in automotive leadership roles.
BorgWarner (BWA) has reset its rolling jackpot to $20,000 for the 2025 Indianapolis 500 after Josef Newgarden claimed $440,000 with his victory in 2024. Newgarden has the historic opportunity to become the first driver to win the Indy 500 three consecutive times and claim the jackpot. Team owner Roger Penske aims for his 21st Indy 500 win.
The BorgWarner rolling jackpot, established in 1995, increases by $20,000 annually for consecutive wins. Only two drivers have claimed it: Helio Castroneves ($160,000) in 2002 and Newgarden ($440,000) in 2024. The 109th Running of the Indianapolis 500 will take place on Sunday, May 25. If Newgarden doesn't win, the jackpot will roll over to $40,000 for 2026.
BorgWarner (BWA) has secured a contract with a major North American OEM to supply its 400V SW130 S-wind eMotor for hybrid full-sized trucks and SUVs. The production is set to begin in Q2 2028. The S-wind technology serves as an alternator replacement in high-voltage architecture, featuring a continuous, rectangular formed winding design that delivers peak performance and enhanced power efficiency in a compact package.
The eMotor's innovative design includes a 130mm stator diameter with a 65mm stack length, optimizing peak torque while improving noise, vibration, and harshness. Compared to hairpin motors, the S-wind technology reduces welding points by over 90% and enables better material utilization through radial wire insertion, resulting in increased scalability, design flexibility, and lower costs.
BorgWarner (BWA) has strengthened its position in the Chinese dual-clutch transmission (DCT) market through two significant contracts. The company secured a seven-year extension with a German OEM for DCT clutch assembly production at its Tianjin facility, building on a decade-long partnership. The technology offers enhanced performance with reduced rotational inertia and minimized friction losses.
Additionally, BorgWarner won a new DCT clutch program with a prominent Chinese transmission manufacturer for SUVs and sedans, to be produced at its Taicang facility. This product features compact design, superior thermal robustness, and cost-effectiveness. Production is set to begin by end of 2025.
BorgWarner (BWA) has secured its largest high-voltage coolant heater (HVCH) contract for plug-in hybrid electric vehicles in North America with a major global OEM. The deal involves supplying 400-volt HVCH technology for a series of PHEV platforms, including mid-size pickup trucks, SUVs, and minivans, with production starting in 2027.
The HVCH technology features a flexible and compact design with power up to 10 kW, utilizing unique brazed aluminum fin technology for optimal heat transfer. The system provides efficient battery and cabin heating, supporting faster charging, extended battery life, and improved driving range.