Turbo Technology
Turbocharging is a technology perfectly in tune with 21st-century living. From microcars and family SUVs to heavy-duty trucks and monster off-highway machines, Garrett turbos boost the world’s auto fleet, helping create a more energy-efficient future.
Leaders and Experts
Our rich portfolio of turbo technologies covers the broadest range of engine applications.
Gasoline Turbochargers
We deliver class-leading fuel efficiency and performance benefits.
Commercial Vehicle Turbochargers
Garrett – Advancing Motion is the Commercial Vehicle Partner of Choice by driving customized Technology Solutions that provide end-customer value through superior Reliability, Performance, and Fuel Efficiency.
Wastegate/Free Floating Turbochargers
Garrett Wastegate and Free Floating Turbos are designed for on- & off-highway commercial diesel engines, covering a wide range of applications such as Light Commercial Vehicle, Medium and Heavy Duty Truck, mining equipment, generator sets, locomotives, marine applications and many more.
DAVNT (Double Axle VNT) Turbochargers
Garrett’s latest generation of Variable Geometry Turbo DAVNT (Double Axle VNT) offers robust and high performance-boosting solutions enabling fuel efficiency improvement, emission reduction, and further enhanced engine braking capabilities.
How a Turbo System Works
The turbine wheel is connected by a shaft to a compressor wheel and the two wheels turn together to suck in and compress large amounts of ambient air. This air is very dense and very hot, so it is passed through a charge-air cooler, where it cools and gains even higher density before entering the engine. The presence of this compressed air makes the fuel burn more efficiently, delivering greater power while consuming less energy.
Aftermarket – Turbo Replacement
There’s a Garrett® turbo for just about every size of diesel or gasoline light vehicle engine – from 0.6 liter power units to 6.7 liters and everything in between. For heavy vehicles and off-highway equipment, Garrett’s product range meets the needs of engines with power ratings from 60hp to a mighty 4000hp.
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