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Publicado en diciembre 19, 2023

La próxima generación de sistemas de accionamiento eléctrico de AAM se exhibirá en CES 2024

DETROIT,19 de diciembre de 2023-- American Axle & Manufacturing (AAM), (NYSE: AXLE) exhibirá su tecnología líder en la industria en el Consumer Electronics Show 2024, el evento tecnológico global más influyente del mundo, que se llevará a cabo del 9 al 12 de enero en Las Vegas.

“CES es el principal evento para mostrar toda la amplitud y profundidad de nuestras soluciones innovadoras y contar nuestra historia a una amplia gama de socios”, dijo David C. Dauch, presidente y director ejecutivo de AAM. “AAM continúa apoyando a una industria automotriz global que cambia rápidamente al expandir nuestras plataformas de electrificación para cualquier tipo de vehículo. Esto incluye sedanes de alto rendimiento, vehículos utilitarios deportivos (SUV), camiones ligeros y pesados y patinetas, lo que permite a los fabricantes de equipos originales (OEM) crear vehículos más limpios y eficientes”.

AAM ha estado a la vanguardia de la creación de soluciones para la transición a la movilidad eléctrica con un enfoque en la tecnología de línea de transmisión. AAM exhibirá muchas de sus tecnologías y productos en su stand y se centrará en:

Tecnología de unidades de accionamiento eléctrico (EDU)

AAM exhibirá su mejor tecnología de EDU para trenes motrices híbridos y totalmente eléctricos. En el stand estará el sedán Mercedes AMG GT 63 S E Performance, que cuenta con la galardonada EDU de AAM que proporciona una potencia/torque de 150 kW/204 HP.

Tecnología e-Beam

También se exhibirá la próxima generación de ejes e-Beam delanteros y traseros que integran la tecnología e-Drive 3 en 1 de AAM. AAM exhibirá un camión eléctrico de batería de servicio liviano de diseño único con las EDU de alta velocidad 3 en 1 de AAM. La camioneta de servicio ligero, construida íntegramente por ingenieros de AAM a partir de una plataforma de motor de combustión interna (ICE) de producción, cuenta con una sola EDU de 150 kW que impulsa las ruedas delanteras y una tecnología e-Beam de 425 kW en la parte trasera.

Tecnología de componentes

Se exhibirá una variedad completa de componentes que incluyen, entre otros, ejes de rotor, actuadores de bloqueo de estacionamiento, ejes externos y diferenciales. Estas tecnologías de productos se diseñan y fabrican en todo el mundo para varios clientes OEM, lo que demuestra el compromiso de AAM con la calidad, el liderazgo tecnológico y la excelencia operacional.

El stand de AAM en CES está ubicado en la Sala oeste (núm. 6827) en el Centro de Convenciones de Las Vegas. Los expertos de AAM estarán en el lugar para hablar acerca de las innovaciones de la empresa, proporcionar demostraciones prácticas de la última tecnología de AAM y conversar sobre el gran compromiso de la empresa con la movilidad sostenible y el avance en la creación de soluciones de emisiones netas cero de carbono.

Acerca de AAM: Como proveedor líder mundial de automoción y movilidad de nivel 1, AAM (NYSE: AXL) diseña, crea y fabrica tecnologías de línea de transmisión y conformado para vehículos eléctricos, híbridos y de combustión interna. Con sede en Detroit y casi 85 instalaciones en 18 países, AAM avanza más rápido hacia un futuro más seguro y sostenible. Para obtener más información, visiteaam.com.

Contacto con los medios:

Christopher M. Son
Vicepresidente de Comunicaciones corporativas y mercadotecnia
(313) 758-4814
chris.son@aam.com

Adrienne Lenhoff, Roundtable6 para AAM
(313) 580-6349
ALenhoff@roundtable6.com

Para Más Información:

MEDIOS DE COMUNICACIÓN

Christopher Son

Vicepresidente de Comunicaciones corporativas y mercadotecnia

+1 (313) 758-4814

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