Automotive Design and Production

JUL 2014

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35 regulation that will begin to take efect in 2017 with its culmination in 2025 that is probably even more demanding. That is, the CAFE regulation has a footprint-based scale for the required miles per gallon. Essen- tially, the smaller the car, the higher the required fuel efciency. So as it is written in the Federal Register (vol. 77, no. 199), a compact car (and the Honda Fit is used as an example) would need to be at 61.l mpg, a midsize (Ford Fusion) at 54.9 mpg, and a full-size car (Chrysler 300) at 48.0 mpg. But as Tim Jackson, executive vice president, Technology, Strategy and p Tenneco is working with Gentherm on the development of an on-board waste-heat recovery system: it takes heat from the powertrain and transforms it into electricity. 0714ADP FEATURE Tennoco -- Digital Version.indd 35 6/17/2014 1:10:51 PM

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