DeltaWing and DHX to shrink electric vehicle motors without compromising power

Aaron Turpen February 5, 2016 January 31, 2016 Gizmag.com / NewAtlas.com

DeltaWing Technology Group and DHX Electric Machines, both based in Georgia in the US, are collaborating to build small, lightweight electric motors for automotive applications. The companies claim their electric motors are 75 percent smaller than equivalent-output motors for automotive applications thanks to engineering improvements in heat management.

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