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Without Getrag DCT, Chrysler will stick with conventional 6 speed automatic
Now that Chrysler's deal to build dual clutch transmissions in a joint venture with Getrag is officially kaput, the company will stick with its existing 6-speed automatic for now. In early 2007, Chrysler announced the deal with Getrag to supply up to 700,000 transmissions a year that could cut fuel consumption by six percent. It was part of a series of powertrain announcements that included the new Phoenix V6 engine family. Getrag was unable to raise the $300 million needed to pay for its tooling and Chrysler filed suit in October. Now that ... Read more →
Chrysler won't be getting dual clutch transmissions from Getrag Sam Abuelsamid
Chrysler's plans to start equipping some of its vehicles with dual clutch transmissions later next year has just hit a major hitch. its deal to build a joint venture transmissions plant with Getrag ...
Chrysler and Getrag team up to build dual clutch transmissions in Indiana Sam Abuelsamid
As part of Chrysler's continuing powertrain onslaught that included three recent engine plant announcments, the soon-to-be-privately-held automaker has announced a partnership with German ...
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Without Getrag DCT, Chrysler will stick with conventional 6 speed automatic 12 months ago on Autoblog Green
Now that Chrysler's deal to build dual clutch transmissions in a joint venture with Getrag is officially kaput, the company will stick with its existing 6-speed automatic for now. In early 2007, Chrysler announced the deal with Getrag to supply up to 700,000 transmissions a year that could cut fuel ...
Chrysler won't be getting dual clutch transmissions from Getrag 1 year ago on Autoblog Green
Chrysler's plans to start equipping some of its vehicles with dual clutch transmissions later next year has just hit a major hitch. its deal to build a joint venture transmissions plant with Getrag is now dead. A week after suing the transmission supplier for its failure to raise the necessary cash ...
Chrysler and Getrag team up to build dual clutch transmissions in Indiana 2 years ago on Autoblog Green
As part of Chrysler's continuing powertrain onslaught that included three recent engine plant announcments, the soon-to-be-privately-held automaker has announced a partnership with German transmission manufacturer Getrag to build dual-clutch transmissions. A new $530 million plant will be built in ...
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