Hyundai Motor Group outlined its future powertrain development strategy at its International Powertrain Conference in South Korea on 24th October. At the conference, Hyundai Motor Group displayed the first four engines and two transmissions from its forthcoming lineup of new Smart Stream powertrains. The Smart Stream technology incorporates a number of advanced technologies that will help Hyundai Motor Group meet its long term global emissions goals.
Developed by Hyundai Motor Group's award-winning engineers, the Smart Stream powertrains deliver improved fuel economy and reduced exhaust emissions. Beginning with the introduction of 1.6-litre petrol and diesel Smart Stream engines, the technology will eventually be available for all Hyundai Motor Group vehicles.
The improvements will enhance petrol and diesel engine efficiency, alongside the development of new plug-in hybrid and electric powertrains, plus the company's next generation fuel cell electric vehicle. By 2022, Hyundai Motor Group aims to develop an all new Smart Stream powertrain lineup comprised of 10 petrol engines, six diesel engines, and six transmissions.
