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发布于 2014 九月 24

AAM 欧洲公司将在 2014 年 IAA 商用车展的 24 号展厅 A04 号展位上展出产品

密歇根州底特律 -2014 年9 月 24 日 - 全球领先的动力传动系统和动力驱动系统解决方案供应商 AAM今天 宣布将在 2014 年德国汉诺威IAA 商用车展上，通过支持轻型车辆和商用车细分市场的产品来展示公司在动力传动系统效率方面的持续技术领先地位。

2014 年 IAA 商用车展是业内最具全球性和最全面的贸易展之一，将于9 月 24 日 至10 月 2 日 在汉诺威展览中心举行。参观 AAM 在 24 号展厅的 A04 号展位，了解 AAM 的最新产品，包括：电动后驱单元、前桥和后桥、铝制传动轴、行星/中心齿轮以及准双曲面齿轮组。

AAM 欧洲区总裁 Michael Bly 表示：“我们很高兴在 IAA 2014 上展示面向未来的最新动力传动系统和动力驱动系统技术。AAM 将继续展示其提供创新动力传动系统效率技术的能力，这些技术可满足客户的各种需求。”“AAM 在产品开发和制造方面的持续投资突显了我们对欧洲汽车市场的专注。”

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