Cars & Concepts
Delphi, GM ready advanced cylinder deactivation
Share
Expand
A monitor shows the status -- active or deactivated -- of cylinders in the Dynamic Skip Fire system under development by Delphi, General Motors and Silicon Valley software startup Tula Technology.
(RICHARD TRUETT)
September 15, 2015 05:00 AM
Featured Stories
Roger Penske’s pursuit of excellence earns Automotive News Centennial Award
Ford Motor CEO Jim Farley talks Roger Penske
EV startup Canoo files for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, will cease operations, liquidate assets
Direct-to-consumer upstarts challenge dealerships for a century
