BorgWarner Furthers Growth in China with Two Dual Inverter Projects
BorgWarner has secured contracts to supply dual inverters for hybrid and plug-in hybrid vehicles from two leading Chinese OEMs, greatly enhancing its position in China's mobility market. The dual inverters will be employed in GWM's LEMON platform and by another major OEM in their HEV and PHEV models. This project marks a significant milestone for BorgWarner and GWM, showcasing advanced technologies that promise improved fuel efficiency and performance. Production is already underway for GWM's models, indicating a strong demand for electrification solutions in the region.
- Contracts secured with two major Chinese OEMs for dual inverters.
- Production of dual inverters for GWM is currently underway, boosting revenue potential.
- BorgWarner's technology enhances fuel efficiency and performance in hybrid vehicles.
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AUBURN HILLS, Mich., Aug. 4, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- BorgWarner is making significant traction in the China mobility market, most recently with contracts to supply dual inverters for two premier Chinese OEMs. The dual inverters will be featured on both hybrid electric vehicles (HEV) and plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV) versions of the GWM LEMON platform, and the other major Chinese OEM will utilize the technology on its own HEV and PHEV passenger car models.
"China has continued to be a leader in electrification efforts, and we are pleased to further expand our presence in the region by supplying two leading Chinese automakers with our high performing dual inverters," said Tom Tan, Vice President of BorgWarner Inc. and President of BorgWarner China. "These new contracts showcase the trust and confidence we have built in our electrified applications from these customers and will aid us in continuing to lead the dual inverter technology trend in China and beyond."
Production for the GWM dual inverter is currently underway, with and without a DC/DC converter option, which was launched on several 2021 GWM models. The project with the other major Chinese OEM is planned for 2023 models.
"Our project with GWM is a milestone achievement for both companies, as together we launched one of the first dual inverter projects and DHT hybrid powertrain systems in China. GWM's DHT system is becoming a strong benchmark for the China market due to its dynamic driving performance and ability to achieve great fuel economy, enabled in part by our inverter technology," said Tan.
By combining different power electronic technologies into one compact package, BorgWarner's dual inverter range is able to provide unrivalled functionality. A single unit can control and drive two electric motors while delivering cost and weight reductions, as well as enabling flexible packaging and easier installations. Additionally, BorgWarner's dual inverter provides propulsion, energy generation and re-capturing of energy in hybrid powertrains.
BorgWarner is a leading supplier of advanced electrification technologies with a full range of power electronics, inverters, DC/DC converters, battery chargers and more. Focused on delivering propulsion systems at high voltage or 48V, BorgWarner's technologies and systems enhance the driving experience, performance and fuel economy of vehicle applications while reducing emissions. To learn more about BorgWarner's electrification technologies, visit borgwarner.com.
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