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发布于 2022 九月 20

AAM 凭借创新电动汽车技术荣获三项 PACE 奖

底特律，2022 年 9 月 20 日-- 美国车桥制造有限公司 (AAM)（纽约证券交易所代码：AXL）荣获三项《汽车新闻》PACE 奖，这是汽车行业最负盛名的创新奖项。AAM 因其在电驱动领域的创新而荣获一项 PACE 奖、一项 PACE 创新合作伙伴奖和一项 PACEpilot 追求创新 (Innovation to Watch) 奖。这些奖项于 9 月 19 日公布。

“因为我们的电气化技术而荣获汽车新闻的 PACE 奖、PACE 创新合作伙伴奖和 PACEpilot 追求创新 (Innovation to Watch) 奖，我们再次感到非常荣幸和感激，” AAM 董事长兼首席执行官 David C. Dauch 表示。“我们的产品继续在功率密度、紧凑型封装、价值和创新方面引领行业，此荣誉会进一步支持我们的工作，以帮助全球客户向电气未来过渡。”

PACE 奖

PACE 奖旨在表彰汽车供应商的卓越创新、技术进步和业务绩效。AAM 因其在 Mercedes-AMG GT 63 S E PERFORMANCE 上采用的 P3 2 速电驱动技术而获奖。

AAM 的 P3 2 速电驱动技术 是 P3 2 速架构在驱动桥中的首次量产应用。该装置还集成了电子限滑差速器 (eLSD)，这是电驱动装置的另一个行业首创。（P3 混合动力架构在变速器输出和车轮之间增加了一台电机。对于此应用，电机被放置在车桥内。）

第 28 届年度 PACE 奖的颁奖方是《汽车新闻》.竞赛面向直接为汽车或卡车制造提供产品、工艺、材料或服务的供应商。《汽车新闻》PACE 奖被全世界公认为创新的行业标杆。

PACE 创新合作伙伴奖

AAM 和 Mercedes-AMG 因在 Mercedes-AMG GT 63 S E PERFORMANCE 上采用 P3 2 速电驱动技术而获得 PACE 创新合作伙伴奖，以表彰他们超越日常联合工作的高水平合作。

PACE 创新合作伙伴奖旨在表彰那些在将供应商的创新成果成功推向市场方面发挥了战略作用的原始设备制造商和供应商，评选依据是供应商的申请、现场考察以及对整个 PACE 入围领域的审查。这些奖项由一个完全独立的评审团评选。

PACEpilot 追求创新 (Innovation to Watch) 奖

AAM 还因其 P4 集成式 3 合 1 轮端电驱动装置 (EDU) 而获得 2022 年《汽车新闻》PACEpilot 追求创新 (Innovation to Watch) 奖， 该装置将电机、变速箱和逆变器装入一个紧凑轻便的封装中。EDU 可在轮端、电子束和其他应用中用于轿车、轻型卡车、最后一英里交付和重型卡车平台。电机功率水平介于 100-350kw，支持 2 轮或 4 轮驱动。AAM 的技术将被 REE Automotive Ltd. 用于其 REEcornerTM 技术。

第三届年度 PACEpilot 计划的颁奖方是《汽车新闻》.竞赛面向发明产品、软件/IT 系统或流程的供应商和初创公司，以及有能力改变汽车行业的创意孵化器。《汽车新闻》的 PACEpilot 计划在分辨全球新兴创新者方面处于领先地位。

此荣誉进一步证明了 AAM 的电气化领导力，AAM 此前曾于 2020 年因其在捷豹 I-PACE 上的电驱动创新而获得两项 PACE 奖。

 

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关于 AAM

作为全球领先的一级汽车和移动出行供应商，AAM（纽约证券交易所代码：AXL）设计、开发和制造动力传动系统和金属成型产品，以支持电动、混合动力和内燃机车辆。AAM 总部位于底特律，在 18 个国家/地区拥有近 85 家工厂，将助力加速实现一个更安全、更加可持续的未来。要了解更多信息，请访问 aam.com。

 

有关详细信息：

媒体联系人：

Christopher M. Son
营销与传播副总裁
(313) 758-4814
chris.son@aam.com

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David H. Lim
投资者关系主管
(313) 758-2006
david.lim@aam.com

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