BorgWarner Extends Controller Business with World-Leading Off-Highway Manufacturer

• Engine, machine, power module and battery management system controllers are included in the win
• Contract extends through December 2032
• Builds on decades of supplying similar products to the OEM  

Auburn Hills, Michigan, April 21, 2026 – BorgWarner, a global product leader in delivering innovative and sustainable mobility solutions, has secured a seven-year contract extension to supply eight families of engine, machine, power module, and battery management system controllers to a world-leading off-highway manufacturer, running through December 2032. The extension builds on decades of partnership with the OEM and spans a broad range of applications, from construction vehicles and marine platforms to stationary power systems.  

“BorgWarner has an outstanding relationship with this leading off-highway manufacturer, a customer we have been supplying critical parts to for several decades, and we are thrilled to continue to grow with them as their volumes increase for various market segments and applications,” said Dr. Stefan Demmerle, Vice President of BorgWarner Inc. and President and General Manager PowerDrive Systems. “This contract expansion validates our position as a trusted, long-term propulsion partner that is agile enough to support them and provide tailored solutions as they expand into new, emerging markets.” 

BorgWarner's engine controllers are engineered to enable efficient combustion and minimized emissions across large diesel applications, supporting a wide range of sensors, actuators, and heavy-duty injection systems. The company's machine controllers process operator inputs to precisely direct actuators that control machine movement, ensuring smooth, safe operation in demanding environments like excavation and construction. BorgWarner will also supply power module controllers for the manufacturer's electric machines and battery management system controllers, highlighting the company's broad portfolio and ability to supply both conventional and electrified powertrain needs.