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发布于 2022 十二月 1

EKA Mobility 的新一代商用电动汽车将采用 AAM 的 e-Beam 电子车桥技术

底特律，2022 年 12 月 1 日 --American Axle & Manufacturing, Inc.（纽约证券交易所代码：AXL）是全球领先的动力传动系统和金属成型技术一级汽车供应商，已宣布与电动汽车和技术公司 EKA Mobility 合作，AAM 将为 EKA Mobility 的 2.5T 电池电动商用车提供该公司有史以来的第一款 e-Beam 电子车桥。

EKA Mobility 是 Pinnacle Industries Limited 的子公司，Pinnacle Industries Limited 是印度最大的综合商用车座椅、内饰和特种车辆公司。

此次合作将通过使用 AAM 行业领先的组件和技术来改进 EKA 的电池电动商用车产品组合。这种合作伙伴关系将加速全球高效、可持续、可靠且盈利的电动轻型商用车的开发，并将扩展 EKA 即将推出的 2.5T 小型商用车。

"我们很高兴与 AAM 合作，作为我们的主要合作伙伴之一，将我们的新能源商用电动汽车推向市场，”EKA 和 Pinnacle Industries Limited 董事长 Sudhir Mehta 博士表示。“结合 AAM 在全球汽车市场的广博知识、影响力和领导地位，我们期待在全球范围内推出零排放出行解决方案。”

“通过在新市场与 EKA 等新客户的战略机遇，AAM 将继续拓展我们的电力推进业务，”AAM 董事长兼首席执行官 David C. Dauch 表示。“AAM 的目标是成为电力推进（从组件到完整系统）领域的主要 OEM 合作伙伴。此次合作再次证明了 AAM 将帮助其全球客户向电气未来过渡。”

Mehta 表示，EKA 致力于选择最先进的技术，以延长产品寿命，使车辆更具可持续性且更有价值。

“AAM 正在将一些一流的技术融入电动汽车中，这种伙伴关系将朝着我们更清洁、可持续和高效交通的共同愿景迈进，”Mehta 说。

EKA Mobility 最近推出了 9 米长的电动公交车，为全球城市的可持续和高效公共交通提供了一个坚实的平台，并为客户提供了可靠且有利可图的运营。该产品完全在印度设计和制造，获得了 ARAI 的中央机动车规则 (CMVR) 认证。第一批车辆将很快投入运营。该公司还计划推出一系列轻型商用车，将总拥有成本降低 50%，并将打破最后一英里交付车辆领域的市场格局。

要了解有关 AAM e-Beam 电子车桥和 AAM 全电驱动技术产品组合的更多信息，请访问 AAM.com/Future。

关于 EKA：

EKA 是一家汽车和技术公司，创造了一种新的全球 CV 电动出行范式。凭借业界领先的团队、尖端技术、模块化设计和精益制造流程，EKA 的愿景是为大众带来可靠而高效的出行解决方案。EKA 的可共享技术和低投入的生产流程将实现最低的总体拥有成本，并使电动汽车大众化，以实现大规模普及。要了解更多信息，请访问ekamobility.com.

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 18 个国家/地区拥有近 85 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

 

S. Harshita，EKA Mobility

+91-70301-52828

harshita.s@ekamobility.com

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Christopher Son

市场与企业传播副总裁

+1 (313) 758-4814

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