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Nissan cuts vehicle software investigation time using AI
Nissan Technical Centre Europe (NTCE) has reduced vehicle software investigation time from two weeks to two days using AI-assisted diagnostics and event-driven data collection. Following a year of development and testing, the automaker is expanding the technology across its pre-production vehicle validation process. The system, developed by Sonatus, will become part of NTCE’s standard validation…How material choices shape the carbon footprint and life cycle of EV components
Material selection is often treated as an engineering and manufacturing decision, but its effects reach well beyond the production line. Early design choices influence what can be recycled or reused at the end of a vehicle’s life, along with a component’s overall carbon footprint. In this interview, Samantha Krietemeyer, Manager, Engineering at TE Connectivity, discusses…EV Talk: Designing EV components with end of life in mind
Material selection plays an important role in the performance of electric vehicle (EV) components, but engineers are increasingly being asked to consider what happens to those materials long after a vehicle leaves production. In this episode of EV Talk, Michelle Froese, Senior Editor with EV Engineering & Infrastructure, speaks with Samantha Krietemeyer, Manager, Engineering at…New sodium-ion cell architecture eliminates conventional anode material
Mana Battery is developing an anode-free sodium-ion battery cell using a proprietary liquid electrolyte designed to improve energy density, stability and safety. The technology eliminates conventional anode active material, with the sodium anode forming in place during charging. According to the company, its cell architecture can deliver energy density exceeding that of lithium iron phosphate…New electric drive systems combine high-voltage architecture and integrated cooling
InfiMotion Technology has developed a range of electric drive systems for EV applications, including a dual-motor off-road drive unit, a 900-V coaxial drive system, and a compact electric drive unit (EDU) designed to improve efficiency and thermal performance. The company’s off-road dual-motor system, used in the Geely K011, delivers 220 kW per motor and a…FAQs See More >
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New electric drive systems combine high-voltage architecture and integrated cooling
InfiMotion Technology has developed a range of electric drive systems for EV applications, including a dual-motor off-road drive unit, a 900-V coaxial drive system, and a compact electric drive unit (EDU) designed to improve efficiency and thermal performance. The company’s off-road dual-motor system, used in the Geely K011, delivers 220 kW per motor and a…
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CATL introduces dual-battery system for electric heavy-duty trucks
CATL has introduced a dual-battery system for electric heavy-duty trucks that combines a standardized swappable main battery with a separate 77-kWh range-extension battery. The architecture is designed to increase usable battery capacity while maintaining power delivery when the main battery is nearly depleted. The main battery is mounted beneath the truck chassis and is compatible…












































