A Polish start-up called Elimen Group has signed a licensing agreement with Indian firm Flash Electronics for the production of these new electric motors, Polish state news agency PAP reported.
The first motors and power inverters of Polish design are set to roll off Flash Electronic’s production lines in the western Indian city of Pune in 2024, executives said.
Under the licensing agreement, the Indian maker will initially produce "four families of electric motors," with an output of 360kW, 180kW, 16kW and 5,7kW respectively, according to Elimen Group.
Flash Electronics is expected to manufacture between 3,000 and 25,000 motors a month, the PAP news agency reported.
Electric motors for buses, trucks, passenger cars
Initially, electric motors for motorcycles, buses and trucks will be produced. Later, production will include electric drive systems designed by Elimen Group for passenger cars, tractors as well as heavy road and construction equipment, according to the Polish start-up.
Elimen Group is a Polish start-up company that specialises in the design, development and testing of advanced electric drive systems, the PAP news agency reported.
(pm/gs)
Source: PAP, elektrotechnikautomatyk.pl