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发布于 2021 十一月 5

AAM 获得下一代 3 合 1 电驱动技术业务奖

底特律，2021 年 11 月 5 日 – American Axle & Manufacturing Holdings, Inc.（纽约证券交易所代码：AXL）今天宣布已与电动汽车领导者 REE Automotive Ltd.（纳斯达克股票代码：REE）达成协议，在一个可以支持多个客户车辆计划的模块化平台中提供高性能电驱动单元 (EDU)。该商业奖项以 AAM 屡获殊荣的下一代 3 合 1 电驱动技术为特色，该技术将电机、变速箱和逆变器集成到一个紧凑的封装中。这种高度工程化的 EDU 重量比其他设备轻 25%，而不会牺牲任何功率或性能。该系统的峰值扭矩达到 3250 Nm。

今年早些时候，AAM 和 REE 宣布计划共同开发一种新的电力推进系统，将 AAM 的 EDU 整合到 REE 的高度模块化和颠覆性的 REEcorner 中。TM 技术中，该技术针对多种商用车应用支持全平式电动汽车底盘。REEcornerTM 将关键车辆部件（转向、制动、悬架、动力系统和控制）集成到底盘和车轮之间的区域，以提供显著的功能和经济优势。

“这是第一份利用 AAM 和 REE 共同开发的技术的合同”，AAM 董事长兼首席执行官 David C. Dauch 说，“AAM 继续发展我们的电力推进业务，在新市场和新客户（如 REE）当中拥有战略机遇。我们对这个快速增长的细分市场感到兴奋，并继续专注于加速增加全球机遇。”

这些电驱动单元将在 AAM 位于底特律的先进技术和开发中心开发，计划于 2021 年底交付原型，预计到 2024 年将实现全面生产。  

关于 AAM

美国车桥（纽约证券交易所代码：AXL）传递推动世界的力量。作为领先的全球一级汽车供应商，AAM 设计、开发和制造动力传动系统、金属成型技术，使下一代汽车更智能、更轻量、更安全、更高效。AAM 总部设在底特律，拥有约 20,000 名员工，在 17 个国家/地区经营近 80 家工厂，可在全球和区域平台上为客户提供支持，并且致力于确保质量、卓越运营和技术领先地位。要了解更多信息，请访问www.aam.com.

关于 REE Automotive

REE（纳斯达克股票代码：REE）是汽车技术领先者，其使命是让全球移动公司能够为任何应用和目标市场构建任何尺寸或形状的电动或自动驾驶汽车（从 1 级到 6 级）。REE 旨在成为电动汽车和自动驾驶汽车的基础，并设想电动汽车和自动驾驶汽车将由 REE“提供动力”的未来。

REE 的革命性技术 REEcorner™ 将关键的车辆部件（转向、制动、悬架、动力总成和控制）包装成一个位于底盘和车轮之间的紧凑型模块，使 REE 能够构建业界最扁平的 EV 平台，为乘客、货物和电池提供更多空间。REE 利用 x-by-wire 技术通过完全线控驱动、线控制动和线控转向来控制车辆的每个角落。 

REE 的电动汽车平台提供了完全的设计自由度，使汽车制造商、OEM、交付和物流车队、移动即服务提供商和新的移动参与者能够根据其确切的业务需求设计特定于任务的电动汽车和自动驾驶汽车，并显著缩短上市时间，降低 TCO 并满足零碳法规。

REE 总部位于以色列荷兹利亚，在英国设有工程中心，在日本和德国等全球各地设有子公司，并计划在德克萨斯州奥斯汀开设其美国总部和第一个集成中心。REE 独特的 CapEx-light 制造模式利用了一级合作伙伴的现有生产线；该公司广泛的合作伙伴生态系统包括日野汽车（丰田的卡车部门）、麦格纳国际、美国车轴与制造和 JB Poindexter 等领先品牌，以提供完整的交钥匙解决方案。

REE 的专利技术及其独特的价值主张使其能够在电动汽车领域开辟新天地。有关详细信息，请访问https://www.ree.auto.

 

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