Mahle Holdings (India) Pvt. Ltd. first showcased its low voltage drive system at Auto Expo 2020. Consisting of a low voltage Interior Permanent Magnet (IPM) motor with a controller, the drive system is specially designed keeping in consideration the requirement of small Electric Vehicles (EV) ecosystem. Especially the electric two and three-wheelers segment. Claimed to be high on localisation, the drive system will be produced at the MAHLE Electric Drives India (MEDI) Coimbatore plant according to Raj Kalra, President at MAHLE. Averred Kalra, “The IPM motors we produce are eco-friendly products for two and three-wheelers. It comes with a high level of efficiency and is low on Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) emissions besides being resistant to the Indian road and climatic conditions.” The company developed, produced and commercially launched the low voltage IPM motor with a controller in the first week of June 2020.
The low voltage drive system
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