Gasoline turbos to dominate in Europe by 2024 – supplier

Until recently, turbocharging technology was most common in diesel engines, in which high pressure exhausts are easily able to spin the turbine that powers a turbocharger’s compressor, thus improving engine efficiency. But since their widespread appearance in the late 1980s, similar technology has emerged for gasoline vehicles, enabling engine-downsizing without sacrificing performance, regardless of fuel type.