Sensata launches ePM electrostatic PM sensor to support stricter diesel emissions monitoring
Oct 20, 2026, 8:14 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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New sensor expands addressable market in emissions sensors; potential pilot orders could lift near-term sentiment; however no financials disclosed, limiting immediate price move.
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Sensata Technologies introduced the ePM electrostatic particulate matter sensor, a real-time monitoring solution for diesel exhaust. It targets automotive and commercial vehicle OEMs amid tighter emissions requirements and uses electrostatic sensing for faster response, potentially expanding Sensata's emissions sensors portfolio.
Targets automotive and commercial vehicle OEMs amid stricter emissions rules.
Uses high-accuracy electrostatic sensing to detect particulate matter in exhaust systems.
Designed to enable faster monitoring responses; no revenue figures disclosed.
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