EV Engineering News

Vitesco Technologies receives 2 billion euros in BMS orders

Vitesco Technologies, an electric powertrain supplier, has received over 2 billion euros (about $1.94 billion) in orders for its BMS products.

“We have signed contracts with global high-volume manufacturers, with premium car makers and with start-up companies—in all relevant markets,” says Vitesco Executive Board Member Thomas Stierle.

The company says one of its contracts is for a wireless battery control unit designed for 400 and 800 V systems. “This particular innovative solution reduces the amount of cabling inside the battery, saving space and improving range capacity through the use of either a larger battery or by reducing the size and weight of the battery that would otherwise be used.”

The company also says it is working on a battery cell supervising method, and is prepared to fit its functional BMS parts into other control units.

“For [battery cell supervising], Vitesco Technologies is currently developing a new procedure for actively balancing cells (hence: active cell balancing), which can bring another efficiency gain in the order of several percent,” says Head of Product Line Battery Rodrigo Peres.

Source: Vitesco Technologies

Comment
Create Account. Already Registered? Log In

Virtual Conference on EV Engineering: Free to Attend

Don't miss our next Virtual Conference on October 2-5, 2023. Register for the free webinar sessions below and reserve your spot to watch them live or on-demand.

LOAD MORE SESSIONS

EV Engineering Webinars & Whitepapers

EV Tech Explained

The Tech

Additive manufacturing of flexible component retention systems

IPG Photonics launches new fiber laser sources and laser systems for EV batteries

A unique, cost-effective substrate to meet the EV power module requirements (Webinar)

SAKOR launches new series of dynamometers for testing electric motor efficiency

The Vehicles & Infrastructure

Mullen launches Commercial Pulse telematics for EV fleet optimization

Mercedes-Benz’s eActros 600 electric truck excels in hot-weather testing

ubitricity to deploy 1,050 public EV charge points in Southwest London

Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm takes an EV road trip, deals with charging challenges

Autel Energy launches MaxiCharger AC Ultra EV charger for European markets

Ford to launch plug-in hybrid Ranger pickup in Europe

Electric taxis in Austria use automated charging system as the country phases out fossil-fueled taxis

EVgo receives first shipment of Buy America 350 kW DC fast chargers from Delta Electronics

Frustration with delays in implementing the Megawatt Charging System standard

Andersen EV doubles production capacity of home chargers