BorgWarner Supplies Next-Generation Triple-clutch P2 Drive Module to HYCET Transmission
BorgWarner has enhanced its collaboration with HYCET Transmission Technology by supplying a triple-clutch P2 drive module and hydraulic control unit for Great Wall's Haval and WEY brands. This partnership supports the first 9-speed P2 9HDCT hybrid transmission for HYCET's 'I-Era 2.0' powertrain, aimed at improving vehicle efficiency and performance. The innovative P2 module integrates up to three clutches and features a compact design for easy installation, meeting the growing demand for hybrid vehicles. Mass production of these vehicles is expected by January 2022.
- Extended partnership with HYCET Transmission Technology.
- Introduction of the first 9-speed P2 9HDCT hybrid transmission.
- P2 drive module designed for improved efficiency and performance.
- Expected mass production of hybrid vehicles by January 2022.
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AUBURN HILLS, Mich., Sept. 28, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- BorgWarner has extended its cooperation with HYCET Transmission Technology Hebei Co., Ltd. by supplying BorgWarner's triple-clutch P2 drive module and hydraulic control unit to Great Wall's Haval and WEY brands. As a leading supplier in the global HEV market, BorgWarner supports the world's first 9-speed P2 9HDCT hybrid transmission for HYCET "I-Era 2.0" powertrain. The hybrid transmission features nine gears and a parking lock function for greater vehicle efficiency and performance.
With the electric motor placed directly between the internal combustion engine and the transmission, BorgWarner's on-axis P2 drive module, which matches HYCET delivers cost-effective hybridization through its compatibility with existing vehicle platforms. This innovative BorgWarner P2 solution has a compact axial and outstanding performance and is capable of integrating up to three clutches, including a disconnecting clutch. This allows the system to decouple from the engine for pure electric driving, enabling the vehicle to always provide sufficient power performance when the engine is not working or in inefficient areas. BorgWarner's P2 hydraulic control unit for HYCET adopts a next-generation low-leakage design to further improve the efficiency of the hydraulic system. The latest solenoid valve is also designed for optimized clutch and shifting characteristics, resulting in better system efficiency and performance.
With the development of hybrid technology and subsidy policy adjustments, OEMs are exploring more possibilities for energy conservation and emission reductions in the combustion-fueled vehicles space, thus elevating the role of hybrid vehicles. Among various hybrid structures, BorgWarner's P2 solution has been widely recognized by car makers as a highly efficient and fast-to-market hybridization technology.
"We are thrilled to extend our nearly two-decade partnership with HYCET," said Dr. Volker Weng, President & General Manager, BorgWarner DriveTrain Systems. "Our customized triple-clutch P2 module can meet the requirements for HYCET's 9-speed 9HDCT hybrid powertrain and is especially suitable for P2 hybrids that are expected to become the mainstream of hybrid architectures."
BorgWarner's on-axis P2 drive module can be installed directly into the drive shaft for easy integration. The compact design with up to three nested clutches minimizes overall length, enabling OEMs to integrate it with a variety of engines and vehicle platforms, including high voltage PHEV, high voltage HEV and 48V systems. The company's triple-clutch P2 module integrates the disconnecting clutch, the drive motor and the cooling system, and features a high-performance, low-noise stator delivering
By using BorgWarner's award-winning S-wind wire-forming process to create the motor, the P2 drive module produces high power and torque densities in an extremely compact package. The innovative manufacturing process allows BorgWarner to produce smaller, more powerful high-voltage electric motors on a mass scale and is expected to help drive growth in the hybrid and electric vehicle market. In addition, BorgWarner can supply the electrohydraulic controls for actuating the wet clutches, giving customers the option to choose individual components or a complete system.
It is reported that the hybrid vehicles equipped with BorgWarner's triple-clutch P2 hybrid drive module and hydraulic control unit will have mass produced by the end of January 2022.
About BorgWarner
BorgWarner Inc. (NYSE: BWA) is a global product leader in delivering innovative and sustainable mobility solutions for the vehicle market. Building on its original equipment expertise, BorgWarner also brings market leading product and service solutions to the global aftermarket. With manufacturing and technical facilities in 96 locations in 23 countries, the company employs approximately 50,000 people worldwide. For more information, please visit borgwarner.com.
About HYCET Transmission Technology Hebei Co., Ltd.
HYCET Transmission Technology Hebei Co., Ltd. regards technological innovation as the foundation of survival, creates benefits for customers, creates happiness for employees, and creates value for society. Adhering to the attitude of integrity, openness, innovation, and win-win, we are committed to becoming a top-level "green and intelligent" transmission system solution provider that "from China and serving the world". It has 4 R&D centers, 7 production bases at home and abroad, and more than 3,500 employees.
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