AAM's Next-Gen Electric Drive Systems on Display at CES

AAM’s Next-Gen Electric Drive Systems on Display at CES

Among the products showcased at CES will be AAM's electric drive units, e-Beam technology and component technology.

American Axle & Manufacturing announced it will have its technology on display at the 2024 Consumer Electronics Show, Jan. 9-12, 2024, in Las Vegas.

“CES is the premier event to showcase the full breadth and depth of our innovative solutions and tell our story to a broad range of partners,” said David C. Dauch, AAM chairman and chief executive officer. “AAM continues to support a rapidly changing global auto industry by expanding our electrification platforms for any type of vehicle. This includes performance sedans, SUVs, light- and heavy-duty trucks and skateboards, empowering OEMs to create cleaner and more efficient vehicles.”

AAM said it will showcase many of its technologies and products in its booth #6827, located in the West Hall, with a focus on:

Electric Drive Unit (EDU) Technology

AAM will showcase its EDU technology for both hybrid and fully electric powertrains. The Mercedes AMG GT 63 S E Performance sedan will be in the booth, which features AAM’s award-winning EDU providing a power/torque output of 150 kW/204 hp, the company said.

e-Beam Technology

The next generation of front and rear e-Beam axles integrating AAM’s 3-in-1 e-Drive technology will also be on display. AAM said it will showcase a uniquely-designed battery electric light-duty truck, featuring AAM’s 3-in-1 high-speed EDUs. The light-duty pickup truck, built entirely by AAM engineers from a production ICE platform, features a single 150kW EDU driving the front wheels and a 425kW e-Beam in the rear. 

Component Technology

A full assortment of components including, but not limited to, rotor shafts, park lock actuators, output shafts and differentials will be on display. These product technologies are designed and manufactured all over the world for various OEM customers, AAM said.

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