What does DOD stand for?

Displacement on Demand (automotive technology)

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3-liter, 300-horsepower VB Displacement on Demand engine.

SUV makeover

There are three engines, the aforementioned V8 (303 hp @ 5,600 rpm; 323 lb-ft of torque @ 4,400 rpm and Displacement on Demand to provide 18/28 mpg) and two sixes--a 3.

Impala: building on a solid foundation

3-liter V-8 also has displacement on demand, which means that when all eight cylinders are not needed, four shut down to save fuel.

Time for another SUV? Saab says sure

To maximize the performance of these smaller engines, advanced engine management technologies including displacement on demand (DoD), variable valve timing (VVT), and direct fuel injection are being aggressively rolled out in these regions.

ABI Research Finds Unprecedented Growth In Automotive Electronics ...

To maximize the performance of these smaller engines, cutting-edge engine management technologies including displacement on demand (DoD), variable valve timing (VVT), and direct fuel injection are being aggressively rolled out in these regions, according to the report.

Increasing Adoption of New Automotive Electronics Will Continue to ...

Displacement on Demand provides a precise and instantaneous electronic matching of engine displacement to the performance level being demanded by the driver.

Eaton Innovations Contribute to GM Displacement On Demand