powertrain Definition
pow·er·train (po̵u′ər trān′)
noun
powertrain Usage Examples
Converse of object
feature: Based on General Motors ' brand new full-size SUV architecture, the updated Escalade features new powertrain, chassis, safety and interior systems.
Adjective modifier
- hybrid: Method Investigation, generation of a novel control system for the supervision of a series hybrid powertrain.
- electric: This was achieved through good aerodynamics on a compact footprint, lightweight body materials, and an electric powertrain.
- mild: Description This project will research the application of a mild hybrid powertrain to an HGV delivery vehicle in the 7.5T to 15T range.
Modifies a noun
- engineering: Dick will be responsible for all Jaguar vehicle and powertrain engineering and will report to Dr. Nick Barter, Jaguar's Product Development Director.
- technology: Additionally, Caterham will also be able to access MG Rover's powertrain technology and benefits related to the investment in K-series engines.
- system: We are now applying this science in the field of homogeneous charge compression ignition ( HCCI ) and other advanced powertrain systems.
- partner: Negotiations with an approved E-System powertrain partner has yet to mature but an announcement could be in place by the 2007 Frankfurt Motor Show.
- design: Engine and powertrain design, operation and construction affect the behavior of vehicles involved in accidents.
- component: The long-term collaboration provides for Sonalika to manufacture a range of powertrain components.
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