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    Electric Axle Drive Systems Companies

    ID: MRFR/AM/2750-CR
    191 Pages
    Sejal Akre
    October 2020

    Driving innovation in the automotive industry, companies in electric axle drive systems develop integrated solutions that combine electric motors and axles, contributing to the electrification of vehicles.

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    Top Industry Leaders in the Electric Axle Drive Systems Market

    Electric Axle Drive System Key Company


    *Disclaimer: List of key companies in no particular order


    Latest Company Updates:


    November 2023- Volvo has restyled another Chinese-owned car maker's vehicle to unveil the 2024 Volvo EM90, the first sliding-door people mover in the Swedish car maker's 96-year history. Initially, the USD180,000 EM90 will be exclusive to the Chinese market – where high-priced, luxury "MPVs" (multi-purpose vehicles) are still popular as chauffeur-driven transport – and skip Australia. While it is pitched as a "Scandinavian living room on the move", the EM90 is not a Volvo from the ground up but rather a rebadged and restyled version of the Zeekr 009 electric people mover sold in China. Volvo and Zeekr are owned by Geely, one of China's largest car makers – which also counts UK sports-car specialist Lotus and Volvo's electric-car spin-off Polestar in its stable. With Zeekr as the basis for Volvo's first people mover, it allows the Swedish brand to reduce costs for a vehicle that will be sold in a handful of countries, in a segment of the market that – compared to luxury SUVs – is niche. Volvo's largest electric vehicle yet – at 5.2m long and 2.0m wide – costs 818,000 Chinese yuan, or USDAU180,000. The EM90 offers up to 738km of claimed driving range – albeit in lenient CLTC lab testing in China – and weighs 2.7 tonnes. Six seats are standard – in a 2-2-2 layout – with the two middle-row passengers treated to "lounge seats" with individual heating, ventilation, massaging functions, power adjustment and sliding, and access to built-in tables and cupholders. Volvo claims the seats have "zero gravity cushions with a seven-layer structure and a thickness exceeding 120mm, including high-density damping layers for both comfort and support." However, the seat backrests appear to have been lifted – or derived – from the Zeekr, though the headrest and base look to be new.


    Top listed global companies in the industry are:



    • ZF Friedrichshafen AG (ZF)

    • Dana Ltd.

    • HELLA

    • Toyota Industries

    • Meritor Inc.

    • Manga Iinternational Inc.

    • Continental AG

    • Ziehl Abegg SE

    • Robert Bosch GmbH

    • American Axle & Manufacturing Holdings

    • Borgwarner Inc.

    • GKN Plc, and others.