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BMW to use Voestalpine’s ‘electrical steel’ in its electric motors
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BMW to use Voestalpine’s ‘electrical steel’ in its electric motors
BMW is installing a new electrical steel strip from steel specialist Voestalpine in the electric motors of its ‘Neue Klasse’. A cooperation agreement for this important component has been established between Voestalpine in Linz, Austria, and BMW, with the assembly to take place at BMW’s Steyr plant. Steyr is home to the BMW Group’s largest engine plant, where it also manufactures the latest generation of e-motors for its ‘Neue Klasse’ vehicles. …
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