Tula Technology

Tula Technology develops software solutions for fuel saving in internal combustion engines, minimizing thermodynamic and pumping losses and combustion inefficiencies through dynamic cylinder deactivation. The company uses algorithms to manage noise and vibration algorithmically, enabling fuel savings without compromising driver experience. Founded in 2008 and headquartered in San Jose, United States, Tula Technology operates at the Series A stage with backing from investors including GM Ventures, Khosla Ventures, Sequoia Capital, Delphi Technologies, and Sigma Partners. The company employs 51 people and its Dynamic Skip Fire technology selectively deactivates individual cylinders on a moment-by-moment basis based on real-time torque demand, delivering significant fuel economy improvements and emissions reductions for gasoline engines while maintaining smooth operation across all driving conditions.