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发布于 2017 四月 3

AAM 将在 WCX17 上展示先进技术

底特律– 2017 年 4 月 3 日 – American Axle & Manufacturing (AAM) 将在 4 月 4 日至 6 日于底特律 Cobo Center 举办的 WCX17:SAE World Congress Experience 上展示动力传动系统技术的最新发展。

AAM（2405 展位）将展示以下先进的动力传动系统技术：

  • QUANTUM™ 动力传动系统技术 可扩展到各个车辆领域，无论车辆尺寸如何，均可提供巨大的优势，包括重量更轻、功率密度更高、NVH 更优、效率更高、系统布置更紧凑。
  • EcoTrac® 可断开式全轮驱动系统 (AWD) 可在不需要 AWD 的情况下自动且无缝地仅使用前轮，从而为驾驶员提供 AWD 车辆的性能以及前轮驱动车辆的燃油经济性。 
  • e-AAM™ 混合动力和纯电传动系统可提高燃油效率，减少尾气排放，并改善动力安全性、加速性能和 eAWD 牵引力。

公司将在 WCX17 上首次展示其虚拟现实 (VR) 产品体验。佩戴 VR 眼镜后，观众将可参观 AAM 的高级工程车库和冬季测试活动，在那里他们将了解有关 QUANTUM、EcoTrac 和 e-AAM 的更多知识。

在 WCX17 期间，AAM 还将进行几场产品技术展示，包括：

重新思考驱动桥
4 月 4 日星期二
下午 4 点
415A 室

QUANTUM 轻量化车桥技术：颠覆者
4 月 5 日星期三
中午 12:30
学习实验室

AAM 代表将在 Career Central 的 CF5 展位就坐。Career Central 号称“人才与机会相遇的地方”，专业人士和学生可以在此处寻找新的工作机会。代表们将详细介绍 AAM 的众多职业机会。

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