The US vehicle electrification drive has accelerated in recent times as a lot of automakers begin investing heavily in either going all-electric or at the very least including some electric vehicles in their portfolios.

There is also a big push from the current political administration, with more funding and collaboration opportunities available to automakers than ever before.

As the market changes, and OEMs get more and more electrified, designing e-motors with higher torque, higher output and higher levels of efficiency becomes a bigger priority. But designing and building smaller, low-cost, robust, and efficient e-motors that can allow vehicles to go beyond 300-miles is a major pain point and a big focus of discussions at major vehicle manufacturing companies.

Additionally, there is a significant push towards more efficient and seamless integration of e-motors with other parts of the system including thermal management systems, inverters, and power electronics.

Recognizing these key factors, drivers and pain points, Automotive IQ is giving the automotive industry the opportunity to learn from and network with a bigger audience than ever before as the ever-popular Advanced E-Motor Technologies 2023 event comes to the United States as a first-of-its-kind event.