Vitesco Technologies uses state-of-the-art green lasers from TRUMPF for energy-saving welding of copper. Due to electrification in the drive, copper welding is currently a key manufacturing process. Green laser systems are energy-efficient and also reduce manufacturing effort. Copper welding with green lasers is already being used in a current electronics series project for the BMW group.

With the aim of optimizing the ecological footprint of its products and, in the long term, designing them to be CO2-neutral throughout their entire life cycle, Vitesco Technologies, a leading supplier of advanced drive technologies and electrification solutions, is intensively looking into the so-called Life Cycle Engineering (LCE).

Vitesco Technologies, a leading international manufacturer of advanced powertrain technologies and electrification solutions, will present innovations for vehicle electrification at the 35th International Electric Vehicle Symposium (EVS) in Oslo from June 11 to 15.

Vitesco Technologies further strengthens its position in the field of silicon carbide semiconductors. The cooperation with Infineon opens up the possibility of additional capacity for the strong growth in electromobility. SiC semiconductors greatly contribute to the efficiency of power electronics with up to 800-volt and thus increase the range of electric vehicles.

Vitesco Technologies will deliver its EMR4 axle drive to Hyundai Motor Group’s global B/C-segment electric vehicle.

Supervisory Board approves organizational changes slated to take effect at the beginning of 2023. Plans envisage a reorganization in two divisions with a clear focus on the electrification business. Objectives: a fast and flexible response to market challenges, optimum resource utilization, and a consistently sustainable approach.

Vitesco Technologies, a leading international supplier of modern drive technologies and electrification solutions, is cooperating with Vector, the Stuttgart specialists for software and automotive electronics.

Expansion of global production: Manufacturing of the 800-volt inverter also in North America. Award drives key technology for electrification in North America. Incoming orders: New orders worth more than 2 billion euros in electrification segment alone in the 4th quarter 2021.

First use of the highly integrated EMR3 system outside the passenger car sector, where it has already been chosen for more than 20 vehicle models. Twike 5 combines power and efficiency: 0 to 100 km/h in 3.8 seconds, power consumption 6.9 kWh per 100 km; start of production planned for mid-2022.

Vitesco Technologies develops a control unit for fuel cell applications and thus makes an important contribution to the climate-neutral and sustainable transportation of the future. The Fuel Cell Control Unit (FCCU) is the central control unit of a fuel cell system, which is expected to be used in various on and off-highway applications from the second half of this decade onward.