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Magna Awarded Specialized eDrive System Business with North America-Based OEM

April 12, 2024

Magna Awarded Specialized eDrive System Business with North America-Based OEM
Specialized eDrive system will deliver 726 kW of power, 8,000 Nm of torque to a high-end niche vehicle platform
  • New electrification program to support high-end niche vehicle platform
  • Primary rear system is a variant of Magna’s 800V eDS Duo, delivering exceptional power and performance in one package
  • Award reflects company’s expertise in electric powertrain system engineering, integration

Magna is growing its electrification customer base with a newly awarded contract from a North America-based OEM to supply a specialized primary rear eDrive system for one of the company’s high-end niche vehicle platforms. The award reinforces the company’s commitment to supporting the automotive industry’s short and long-term transformational needs.

The highly complex system, a variant of Magna’s 800V eDS Duo, delivers exceptional power and performance offered by only a few vehicles on the road today. Boasting 726 kW of power and 8,000 Nm of torque, this solution integrates two e-motors, two inverters, and two gearboxes into a single package.

Magna’s responsibilities encompass the design of the gearbox and housing, the cooling system, and the integration of the e-motors and inverters to ensure reliability, efficiency, and continuous power levels.

“We are dedicated to assisting our customers in their transition to electrification by providing them with industry-leading electrified platforms for a sustainable, emission-free future,” said Diba Ilunga, President Magna Powertrain. “This award reflects our expertise in electric powertrain system engineering and integration, as well as our collaborative approach with a highly valued customer to deliver cutting-edge solutions.”

The system will be manufactured at the company’s facility in Ramos, Mexico, with serial production scheduled to start within the next few years.

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