Customer Story AVL

Our electric motor will be integrated into the new generation of AVL’s high-speed EDU, which consists of two drive systems with a total peak power of 500 kW and an axle torque of 7,000 Nm.

Oil cooling sets new standards for higher power density.

Together with AVL Software and Functions GmbH, we realized an innovative electric motor prototype and were able to support them with our sophisticated 3D manufacturing technology for hairpin windings.

Together we are pioneers in the development and manufacturing of powerful e-motors for the powertrains of the future. With the new generation of high-speed e-motors with 30,000 rpm, AVL Software and Functions GmbH is realizing a higher power density of the e-motor, lower manufacturing costs and resource-saving production.

Innovative design also needs advanced manufacturing technology to reflect its benefits in reality. The e-motor is integrated into AVL’s new generation high-speed EDU, which consists of two drive systems with a total peak power of 500 kW and resulting in 7,000 Nm axle torque.

The power density of the system is 4.3 kW/kg.

The precise hairpin windings of the stators have also contributed, among other factors, to increasing the performance of the overall system by a further 25%.

Benjamin Langer, AVL: “The manufacturing technology from Additive Drives GmbH not only opens up new possibilities in the design and further optimization of electric motors, but also sets new standards in the recycling of stators. A big step forward.”

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