SRT’s New eBoost Air Tech Could Make the Hurricane Inline-6 Feel More Like a Supercharged V-8

Stellantis SRT eBoost Air Technology Aims To Eliminate Turbo Lag

For decades, automotive engineers have grappled with the fundamental challenge of getting massive top-end power without the frustrating delay that comes before a large turbocharger wakes up. The SRT division of Stellantis has recently unveiled a powertrain technology called eBoost Air that promises to dramatically reduce turbo lag while preserving the inherent advantages of larger turbos. The proof of concept has been paired with a protot... (co…

Stellantis says it has eliminated turbo lag with this new technology

Stellantis engineers developed eBoost Air technology that could virtually eliminate turbo lag in gas engines.

SRT Engineers Think an Electric Air Pump Can Re-Create the Magic of a Hellcat V-8

Stellantis engineers think an electric air pump can re-create the magic of the Hellcat’s V-8.

SRT’s New eBoost Air Tech Could Make the Hurricane Inline-6 Feel More Like a Supercharged V-8

Stellantis says its eBoost Air tech could make the high-output Hurricane inline-six respond more like a supercharged V-8 by targeting turbo lag.

SRT's eBoost Air Powertrain Concept Blows Hard So You Can Go Hard

Stellantis is adding an e-compressor to its twin-turbo Hurricane inline-6 in the hopes of eliminating turbo lag.

SRT Develops System That 'Virtually Eliminates" Turbo Lag and Helps Boost Engine Power

To mimic a supercharged V-8's feel, an e-compressor instantly spools the turbos, improving acceleration and responsiveness.