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Publicado en septiembre 12, 2023

AAM fue nombrada finalista de PACEpilot por su innovadora tecnología de accionamiento eléctrico

DETROIT, 12 de sept. de 2023 - - American Axle & Manufacturing (AAM) (Bolsa de valores de Nueva York [NYSE]: AXL) ha sido nombrada finalista del premio PACEpilot 2023 de Automotive News por su innovador eje de viga eléctrico con motor de alta velocidad y tecnología de línea de transmisión con inversor integrado.

“AAM tiene el honor de ser seleccionada nuevamente como finalista para el programa PACEpilot de Automotive News”, indicó David C. Dauch, presidente y director ejecutivo de AAM. “AAM está comprometida con el desarrollo de nuevas tecnologías que reduzcan las emisiones y apoyen la transición hacia la electrificación. Estamos muy orgullosos de que nuestro último sistema de propulsión eléctrica haya sido reconocido por un panel independiente de jueces”.

Finalista del premio PACEpilot – AAMEje de viga eléctrico con motor de alta velocidad e inversor integrado

AAM ha desarrollado un accionamiento eléctrico de alta velocidad con inversor integrado que ofrece una masa significativamente menor que los diseños de la competencia. Esta tecnología se puede escalar para cubrir desde camiones/camionetas de Clase 1 hasta vehículos comerciales de Clase 6. Entre las principales tecnologías facilitadoras se encuentran:

  • Motor de 24.000 rpm que se puede configurar con inducción o imán permanente
  • Caja de cambios de doble contraeje para equilibrar las cargas de los rodamientos y reducir el costo y la masa
  • Inversor integrado de 800 voltios refrigerado por aceite con menor masa y volumen de paquete
  • Estructura de eje de viga que optimiza la masa, la dinámica y la durabilidad del eje

Desde 2020, AAM ha recibido cinco premios PACE/PACEpilot de Automotive News, lo que demuestra el liderazgo de la empresa en innovación en electrificación. 

Durante más de 25 años, los premios PACE de Automotive News han honrado la innovación superior, el avance tecnológico y el desempeño comercial entre los proveedores automotrices. El premio PACEpilot, ahora en su cuarto año, reconoce las innovaciones postpiloto y precomerciales en la industria automotriz y el espacio de movilidad futura con el potencial de revolucionar el negocio y los productos de un fabricante de automóviles.

Los premios PACE y PACEpilot se anunciarán a principios de 2024. La lista completa de los finalistas de los premios PACE y PACEpilot se puede encontraraquí. 

Acerca de AAM:  Como proveedor líder mundial de automoción y movilidad de nivel 1, AAM diseña, crea y fabrica tecnologías de línea de transmisión y conformado para vehículos eléctricos, híbridos y de combustión interna. Con sede en Detroit y con casi 80 instalaciones en 18 países,AAM permite avanzar más rápido hacia el futuro para lograr un mañana más seguro y sostenible. Para obtener más información, visiteaam.com.                   

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Christopher M. Son                                                                 Charlotte Fisher

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(313) 758-4814                                                                            (313) 758-2411

chris.son@aam.com                                                                   charlotte.fisher@aam.com

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