GERMANY: CPT claims 'more advanced stop-start system'
Author: just-auto.com editorial team | 7 October 2009
Controlled Power Technologies is claiming a breakthrough in the development of a second generation stop-start system, which it says outperforms existing designs of modified starter motors and alternators in almost every respect.
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