US EditionNissan & Gibson, Back To The Future In LMP2
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As is well known, Gibson Technology has won the tender for the new engine of the LMP2 class. Now the British company has announced further details. It will be a V6 turbo with 3.4 liters displacement.
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automotivepowertraintechnologyinternational.comGibson reveals details of 2028 LMP2 engine
Gibson Technology, which will be providing spec powertrains for the 2028 LMP2 class, has released further details on the engine set to power chassis from Oreca and Ligier. It has also announced the partners it has enlisted for the project. Gibson will work in collaboration with Nissan/Nismo on the development of a twin-turbocharged, 3.4-liter, direct-injected V6. According to the company, the tie-up with Nissan will “allow the best aspects of mo…
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