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Featuring an output voltage up to 900 volts, the solution is prepared for 800 volt BEVs and also for the power requirements of future generation batteries. We had a chat with Key Account Manager Andrea Ruggiero, who told us the origins of the charging station project and their potential in the elect...

The e-axle is designed to equip new electric light commercial trucks ranging up to 7.5 tons as well as conversions of existing ICE powered fleets of city center delivery vehicles.

BorgWarner will acquire the Electric Vehicle Solution, Smart Grid and Smart Energy businesses of SSE, thus leveraging the US Group's global capabilities across quality, engineering, supply chain, manufacturing, and sales.

“As a supplier to the automotive and commercial vehicle markets, we are not only delivering innovative technology for electric drivetrains, but we are also focused on supporting certain key elements of the infrastructure for electric mobility, including charging”, commented Frédéric Lissalde, Presid...

The project’s purpose is to develop the next generation DCFC system at a 20-30% cost reduction with increased power density, reduced energy losses, decreased package size and improved reliability. BorgWarner and its project partners will be working toward delivering a charger with 10 charge points c...

Based in Tianjin, China, Santroll designs and manufactures hairpin and concentrated-winding technology eMotors for use in light vehicles. Santroll supplies its patented technology to the Chinese OEM market.

The eFan system, which will be used on battery electric heavy-duty long-haul trucks, will be implemented on vehicles for the European market. Production is expected to commence in late 2024.

The intelligent software developed by Qnovo offers multiple benefits, including predictive safety measures, faster charging and extended battery life.

Featured by high efficiency, power and torque density, BorgWarner HVH250 electric motor (HVH stands for High Voltage Hairpin) has been produced for more than 10 years and provides peak efficiencies of more than 95 percent.

By taking over Akasol, BorgWarner has the target of increasing its presence in the e-mobility field and further strengthening its market position for battery systems. As a matter of fact, the US-based group is a primary player in the production of drivetrain components for the automotive industry.