What does TwinPowerTurbo mean?

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VanFernando
07/25/25 4:58pm
Twin-Scroll-Turbo refers to a technology that utilizes two scrolls to drive a single turbocharger. Below are the relevant details: 1. Twin-Scroll: Twin-Scroll refers to the exhaust scroll. It means a turbocharger set consists of one intake boosting turbo connected to two exhaust turbos. The advantage of this structure is that it can fully utilize variable valve timing technology to operate the valves based on the intake and exhaust delays of the cylinders at different RPMs. Additionally, the engine becomes lighter and more fuel-efficient than the N54B30. Moreover, the turbo can engage as low as 1200 RPM. 2. Technical Inspiration: Twin-Power-Turbo is a new technology by BMW. Inspired by the N54B30 engine, which has a short lifespan and cannot be equipped with Valvetronic due to its complex valve components, Valvetronic is BMW's VVT technology.
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VanSebastian
08/11/25 9:59pm
As a BMW 3 Series owner for several years, I can tell you that TwinPower Turbo is the signature technology of BMW engines. Simply put, it's a twin-turbocharging system that makes the engine accelerate faster and respond more sharply. With this technology in my car, every start is incredibly smooth, without any turbo lag or jerky feeling, and overtaking on the highway is particularly effortless. TwinPower Turbo actually consists of several components, such as a twin-scroll design that separates exhaust flow to avoid interference, combined with high-pressure direct injection for more efficient fuel combustion. In daily driving, it’s also slightly more fuel-efficient than a conventional engine, averaging around 8 liters per 100 kilometers. Overall, this technology enhances the driving experience, but the turbo needs regular maintenance to avoid potential issues.
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