Magna demonstrates its new e4 e-mobility drive systems
By PLANT STAFF
Industry Automotive Manufacturing automotive E-mobility Electric Vehicles hybrid manufacturingWinter conditions testing in Sweden showcases integrated PSM-type eDrive systems on the front and rear axles.
The e4 technology demonstrator car showcases Magna’s electrified drive systems in a pure EV format.
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ARJEPLOG, Sweden — Magna International debuted its e4 technology demonstrator car during the company’s winter test-driving activities in northern Sweden in February.
The vehicle showcases the Aurora, Ont.-based manufacturer’s electrified drive systems in an electric vehicle format. It includes integrated PSM-type eDrive systems on the front and rear axles.
The unit on the front is equipped with a mechanical differential, while the unit on the rear has a twin-clutch torque vectoring system. Both eDrives, including the gearbox, electric motors, inverters, inverter software, and vehicle control strategy were developed by Magna.
Magna anticipates global growth in e-mobility will include mild and micro hybrids, high-voltage hybrids and electric vehicles.
