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发布于 2022 十二月 15

AAM 在 CES 首届展会上展示先进的电气化解决方案

底特律，2022 年 12 月 15 日 --American Axle & Manufacturing (AAM)（纽约证券交易所代码：AXL）将与顶级技术领导者一起参加 2023 年消费电子展，这是世界上最具影响力的全球科技盛会。

“关于在先进出行领域的领导地位，AAM 有非常重要的故事要讲，”AAM 董事长兼首席执行官 David C. Dauch 表示。“CES 是讲述这个故事的最佳之地，OEM 们将齐聚这里，寻找技术合作伙伴和创新解决方案。我们面向市场的电力推进系统产品组合不断增长，正在推动行业向更清洁、更高效、更实惠的车辆过渡。”

加速迈向未来不仅仅是 AAM 的口号。十多年来，AAM 的设计师和工程师一直处于电气化创新的最前沿。这包括开发高速电机、逆变器、变速箱和车轴产品组合，用于最广泛的电动汽车领域 — 从紧凑型和高性能汽车到跨界车、卡车和 SUV。其中许多产品，包括三合一电力驱动单元和完全集成的 e-Beam 电子车桥，将在 CES 的 AAM 展台上展示。

AAM 的可扩展动力传动系统与所有电气化架构兼容，可配置多种电机直径和灵活的堆栈长度，为任何应用提供优化的封装、功率和扭矩。我们用于轻型卡车的 e-Beam 电子车桥采用 AAM 的新一代电驱动系统，该系统结合了高转速电机、先进的变速箱和高度集成的逆变器。AAM 有望在我们的新产品中实现容积效率、功率密度、质量效率和功率损耗的两位数改进。除了我们电动传动系统的紧凑尺寸和功率密度外，它还提供了平台架构灵活性，这正在彻底改变交通运输行业。

长期以来，AAM 在向电动汽车过渡方面有着有目共睹的成功业绩，从 2010 年开始专注于动力传动系统技术，并通过各种 OEM 产品计划（包括萨博、捷豹、REE、GMC Hummer 和Mercedes AMG）而备受瞩目.2022 年，AAM 入选《汽车新闻》PACE 奖、PACE 创新合作伙伴奖和 PACEpilot 追求创新 (Innovation to Watch) 奖榜单.

AAM 展位位于西厅 6800 号。该区域位于天堂路和会议中心大道的西北角，专门用于展示车辆技术和先进出行方式。

“数”说 CES

  • 2,000,000+ 净平方英尺/186,000 平方米展品范围（比 2022 年 CES 大 50%）
  • 近 1000 家新参展商，总计超过 2400 家
  • 全球最大的车展之一
  • 2100 个 CES 2023 创新奖参赛作品 – 创纪录
  • 与会者目标为 100,000，其中 1/3 来自美国以外
  • 1 月 3-4 日媒体日名额已售罄，3000 多家媒体注册

 

关于 CES

CES 2023 由 CTA 负责和策划，将于 2023 年 1 月 5 日至 8 日在拉斯维加斯举行。与会者将体验来自全球品牌的新技术，从思想领袖那里了解技术的未来，并与其他与会者面对面合作。该展会将重点介绍可持续发展、交通和出行、数字健康、元宇宙等方面的创新如何应对全球最大的挑战。访问 CES.tech 了解 CES 2023 的所有动态、 注册详情 并 通过媒体页面 获取所有新闻资源。

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 17 个国家/地区拥有近 80 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.

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媒体联系人：

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

 

Charlotte Fisher，AAM
传播和社区关系主任
(313) 758-2411
charlotte.fisher@aam.com

更多信息：

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Christopher Son

市场与企业传播副总裁

+1 (313) 758-4814

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