Sentence examples for boost torque from inspiring English sources

The motor is there to boost torque at low revs, critical for one-tonne payloads, consequently taking pressure off of the engine and improving fuel economy.

In the video embedded below (shot by Diginfonews in Tokyo), the professor explains the technology behind the motor and points out there is room for improvement (specifically, he wants to boost torque and energy efficiency and push down noise and vibration).

Up front, a 2-litre Boxer diesel engine meets a continuously variable transmission and a single electric motor that boosts torque and, during braking, recharges the under-floor lithium-ion battery pack.

Mr. Farley said Ford planned to use electric power to boost the torque and towing power of the S.U.V.s it is developing.

Jenson Button reckons the cars will be spinning like tops as the drivers struggle to cope with the resulting boost in torque delivered to the accelerator.

Something like KERS is going to be needed in road cars to boost their torque temporarily for climbing hills and overtaking safely.An instance, then, where race-bred systems find their way into family cars?

In addition to taking out prototypes to see how they perform on the track, he also contributed to the engineering that went into the P1 GTR, from its carbon-fiber interior to the hybrid-electric powertrain that collects energy as the car slows to give on-demand boosts of torque when needed.

The new engines will get a horsepower and torque boost.

Based on the linearized model, the relation between the PMSG electromagnetic torque and boost converter current is extracted, and then system's control-loops are developed.

For 2005, the Tundra will offer a boost in horsepower and torque (to 282 hp and 325 pound-feet), and it will have a five- rather than four-speed tranny.

At its heart is the new twin-turbocharged 3.0-litre flat-six, bringing an additional 20bhp and 45lb ft of torque yet boosting efficiency to 35.8mpg and 180g/km of CO2 emissions.