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发布于 2021 二月 2

AAM 董事长兼首席执行官在《汽车新闻》Daily Drive 中亮相

AAM 董事长兼首席执行官 David C. Dauch 与《汽车新闻》分享行业洞见出版商 Jason Stein 在他的 Daily Drive 播客中。

Dauch 讨论了 AAM 2020 年的产品发布情况、全面的 COVID 应对措施、全球扩张以及对电气化技术的专注，包括与英国捷豹路虎和中国上汽通用五菱签订的合同。

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Dauch 最近被评为 2020 年《汽车新闻》供应商创新全明星。汽车行业年度杰出表现者名单由汽车新闻 (Automotive News) 员工选出，包括来自汽车制造商、供应商和经销商的高管。

Dauch 因 AAM 致力于开发电动传动技术（包括捷豹 I-Pace 的前后驱动单元）而入选该名单。AAM 的电动驱动技术利用 AAM 在齿轮机械系统设计、分析和处理方面的广泛经验，设计出满足客户苛刻要求的紧凑、安静、高效的驱动单元。

“当受到捷豹路虎的挑战时，美国车桥制造有限公司加快了步伐，为捷豹 I-Pace 打造高性能电动动力传动系统”，汽车新闻指出。“首席执行官 David Dauch 带领他的工程师们通过 I-Pace 单元实现业界领先的功率密度，该单元荣获 2020 年汽车新闻 PACE 奖。” 

要详细了解 AAM 2020 年的产品发布，请访问此处。

 

 

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