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Publicado en agosto 08, 2019

El sistema de accionamiento eléctrico de AAM agrega potencia al nuevo I-PACE de Jaguar

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Das elektrische Antriebssystem von AAM treibt den neuen Jaguar I-PACE an (.PDF 521 KB)

DETROIT, 8 de agosto de 2019 El primer vehículo de producción completamente eléctrico de Jaguar, el I-PACE, cuenta con las unidades de accionamiento eléctrico posterior y delantero con tracción en las 4 ruedas de American Axle & Manufacturing.

El sistema de vehículo eléctrico (BEV) de Hybrid and Electric DrivelineTM proporciona 400 caballos de fuerza y 516 libras-pie de torque y tracción en las 4 ruedas de alto rendimiento a través de dos unidades de accionamiento eléctrico. El sistema de AAM, capaz de alcanzar 60 mph en solo cuatro segundos, proporciona el máximo rendimiento en un diseño compacto.

“AAM trabajó con Jaguar para diseñar, desarrollar y construir unidades de accionamiento eléctrico e-AAM altamente eficientes y de alto rendimiento para I-PACE”, comentó David C. Dauch, presidente y director ejecutivo de AAM. "Las tecnologías que permiten el avance de la electrificación de vehículos, especialmente la línea de transmisión, forman una parte integral de la cartera de productos de AAM y seguiremos avanzando con soluciones de electrificación con otros clientes globales".

El sistema I-PACE de AAM incluye dos unidades de accionamiento eléctrico densas de potencia que están diseñadas para maximizar la potencia, pero reducir el espacio del sistema y ayudar a contribuir al centro de gravedad bajo del vehículo. Mediante el uso de los motores de imanes permanentes diseñados por Jaguar, las unidades de accionamiento controlado de forma independiente de AAM proporcionan torque inmediato y tracción en las 4 ruedas para un control óptimo y máxima seguridad.

AAM diseñó y fabricó el sistema e-AAM de I-PACE en el Centro técnico Trollhättan de la empresa, en Trollhättan, Suecia. El sistema se fabrica en Polonia, en la instalación de fabricación de Świdnica de AAM, que se dedica a producir sistemas y componentes de línea de transmisión de AAM diseñados con precisión.

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Das elektrische Antriebssystem von AAM treibt den neuen Jaguar I-PACE an

Jaguars erstes vollelektrisches Serienfahrzeug, der I-PACE, verfügt über die Allradantriebstechnologie von American Axle & Manufacturing für den vorderen und hinteren E-Antrieb.

Das BEV-System e-AAM Hybrid und Electric DrivelineTM leistet 400 PS, hat ein Drehmoment von 696 NM und einen leistungsstarken Allradantrieb mittels zweier elektrischer Antriebseinheiten. Das System von AAM erreicht eine Geschwindigkeit von 100km/h in 4,8 Sekunden und vereint maximale Leistung mit in einem kompakten Design.

"AAM hat mit Jaguar zusammengearbeitet, um die leistungsstarken und hocheffizienten elektrischen e-AAM-Antriebseinheiten für den I-PACE zu entwerfen, zu entwickeln und zu bauen", sagte David C. Dauch, Vorsitzender und CEO von AAM. "Technologien, die die Elektrifizierung von Fahrzeugen vorantreiben, insbesondere des Antriebsstranges, sind ein wesentlicher Bestandteil des Produktportfolios von AAM, und wir treiben gemeinsam mit anderen globalen Kunden elektrifizierte Lösungen voran."

Das I-PACE-System von AAM umfasst zwei leistungsstarke elektrische Antriebseinheiten, die so ausgelegt sind, dass sie die Leistung maximieren, aber den Systemraum minimieren und so zum niedrigen Schwerpunkt des Fahrzeugs beitragen. Unter Verwendung von durch Jaguar entwickelten Permanentmagnetmotoren sorgen die unabhängig steuerbaren AAM-Antriebseinheiten für sofortiges Drehmoment und Allradantriebsfunktionalität welche zur optimalen Kontrolle und maximalen Sicherheit beitragen.

AAM entwickelte und konstruierte das I-PACE e-AAM-System im “Trollhättan Technical Center“ des Unternehmens in Trollhättan, Schweden. Das System wird im polnischen Werk von AAM in Świdnica gebaut, das sich der Herstellung von präzisionsgefertigten AAM-Antriebssystemen und -komponenten widmet.

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