JOMA Management GmbH

Aerodynamic elements TELP" refers to TELP (Trucks for Efficient Logistics and Performance), an innovative system of passive flow elements designed to improve the aerodynamics of trucks and vans to reduce fuel consumption and emissions. TELP uses specially designed elements to smooth out turbulence around the vehicle, leading to lower fuel costs and reduced CO₂ emissions for fleet operators.  

How it works

• Passive flow elements:

  TELP consists of small, passive devices that are installed on the vehicle to manage and smooth airflow.

• Reduces drag:

  By smoothing out turbulence, the system reduces air resistance, which is a major source of drag on trucks.

• Improves fuel efficiency:

  Lower drag means the engine requires less power to maintain speed, directly translating to lower fuel consumption and reduced operating costs.

• No drivetrain interference:

  The system works outside the vehicle's drivetrain, so there is no need for mechanical upgrades or changes to the engine, transmission, or other components. 

Benefits

• Cost savings:

  Reduced fuel consumption leads to significant savings for transport companies and fleet operators. 

• Environmental impact:

  By lowering fuel use, TELP also helps decrease CO₂ emissions, making fleets more eco-friendly. 

• Simple installation:

  The system is designed for simple and quick installation. 

• Competitive advantage:

  It offers fleets a way to improve efficiency and sustainability without expensive new vehicle purchases.