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Dana, Valeo Team Up on 48-Volt Hybrid Tech

Dana Inc. and Valeo SA are partnering to supply 48-volt electric systems for all-wheel-drive hybrid cars and low-speed electric vehicles.
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Dana Inc. and Valeo SA are partnering to supply 48-volt electric systems for all-wheel-drive hybrid cars and low-speed electric vehicles.

The systems will team Dana’s e-gearbox with Valeo’s electric motor and inverter. The first applications will be launched early next year on series-produced cars from an unspecified European carmaker.

The partners predict that 48-volt power systems will be used in one-third of all new vehicles worldwide by 2030.

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