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DETROIT (CNNMoney.com) — When Americans debate the impact of fuel emissions on the environment, they usually talk about cars and trucks. But what about smaller vehicles like motorcycles, scooters, lawnmowers and ATVs? Riding a lawn tractor for just an hour spits out as much pollution you’d get from driving a car for hundreds of miles, […]
China approved European emissions standards in July of 2007 which put Electrojet, Inc. on a mission to ensure cleaner emissions. There are two Chinese “scooters” on the dynamometers, not far away stands a prototype all-terrain vehicle (ATV), and also the “to do” project list are parts for an un-piloted reconnaissance aircraft for the Defense Department. […]
TROY – Automation Alley announced Friday that ElectroJet, an Automation Alley member company, has formalized a partnership agreement with Magneti Marelli to produce and market an engine control system that can be fitted on two and three-wheel vehicles. ElectroJet, based in Brighton, began working with Automation Alley in 2006. The company was the recipient of […]
Magneti Marelli and the American company ElectroJet have signed a partnership agreement aimed at producing and marketing an engine control system thanks to which electronic injection can be fitted on 2 and 3-wheel vehicles simply and cheaply. The solution is addressed in general to all motorbike manufacturers worldwide, and its specific objective is the large […]
FLINT, Michigan — They are Kettering University graduates who left jobs with the Big Three for a dream to do something bigger than engineering. And what started as work in a Michigan pole barn has grown into Brighton-based engineering design firm ElectroJet –and it has gone global. Now the group of Kettering alumni are preparing […]
ElectroJet broke four land speed records at the Bonneville Salt Flatsusing the company’s electronic fuel injection system in two Chinese motorcycles during Speed Week Aug. 8 through 14. Kyle Schwulst ’02, owner and CEO of ElectroJet and a 2002 graduate of Kettering University, and his team undertook setting speed records to prove that motorcycles “can […]
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