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Sensata Technologies, Inc.
-The Company is a global leader in the development, manufacture, and sale of sensors and controls for a wide variety of markets, including the automotive market. Notably, the Company is the market leader for pressure sensors in the automotive systems.
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High pressure regulator for hydrogen engine
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Electric turbocharger
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Hydrogen fuel cell electric air compressor
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New generation hydrogen fuel cell electric air compressor
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400V fuel cell compressor
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High-pressure hydrogen tank
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Boosting technology for hydrogen engines
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Turbo speed sensor
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New generation of modular fuel cell compressor: optional turbine expander
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Modular fuel cell compressor
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Emissions & CO2
ia China General South Asia India General Supplemental Information Test cycles EU Vehicle Categories Latest Update Date Regulation Region Updated Summaries 16 July 2025 Emission Standards Switzerland Totally updated. 17 June 2025 Fuel Economy/CO2 EU 1. Provisions for vehicles using hydrogen or other innovative technologies are introduced.2. Requirements for in-service vehicles verification tests are established. 20 May 2025 Fue...
Regulations Updated at: 2025/07/17
Fuel Economy/CO2 - EU
amendments, to cover provisions for allowing the registration, after 2035, of vehicles powered by internal combustion engines that will use exclusively CO2 neutral fuels (e-fuels) [37]. Technical innovations for reducing CO2 emissions Regulation 2019/631 allows manufacturers to use innovative technologies to reduce CO2 emissions, provided that there is a verified procedure for assessing the effect of such innovations in a repeatable way, as...
Regulations Updated at: 2025/06/18
Fuel Economy/CO2 - USA Federal (LDV 2027MY～)
e target for the light duty fleet of 85 g/mile of CO2 in MY 2032, this would represent approximately a 50% reduction in projected fleet average GHG emissions target from the existing MY 2026 standards. The GHG emissions standards are performance-based, allowing manufacturers the choice of different technologies to achieve the required reductions in CO2 emissions; the EPA estimates that between MY 2030 to 2032 battery electric vehicles (BEVs) will...
Regulations Updated at: 2024/12/13
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