BorgWarner will showcase its latest commercial vehicle (CV) solutions at the Advanced Clean Transportation (ACT) Expo 2025, set to take place at the Anaheim Convention Center from April 28 to May 1, 2025. At booth #5221, the company will highlight its comprehensive portfolio of highly efficient eCV technologies, including the innovative iM-575 integrated inverter-motor drive module. This exhibition will provide a platform for BorgWarner to demonstrate its cutting-edge solutions for the future of clean transportation.
- Showcasing highly efficient Electric Commercial Vehicle (eCV) technologies at booth #5221
- Introducing the iM-575 drive module, which delivers industry-leading power and efficiency for heavy-duty eCVs while reducing OEM integration costs and accelerating time to market
“ACT Expo provides an outstanding platform to demonstrate our ability to partner with automakers on their journey to a cleaner, more energy-efficient fleet,” stated Joseph McHenry, General Manager of BorgWarner Portland and the Cascadia Motion brand. “We’re excited to highlight our innovative eCV technology, including inverters and power modules, powerful battery systems and highly efficient thermal solutions.”
The iM-575 combines BorgWarner’s proven High Voltage Hairpin motor, HVH320-216, with the Cascadia Motion 350 inverter which features the Viper silicon carbide power module, ideally suited for Class 6 to 8 CVs. This integrated module provides an impressive 1,829 Nm of peak torque and 412 kW of continuous power at 750 Vdc. Its self-contained oil system, integrated oil-water heat exchangers, and built-in water pump significantly reduce system design complexity and assembly requirements for OEMs.
In addition to the iM-575, BorgWarner will also highlight its 9 AKM Battery System and Module, several CV inverters and power modules, as well as thermal management solutions such as eHeaters, eFans, High Voltage Air Heaters and eCoolers. These innovative technologies are engineered to enhance CV efficiency and sustainability while also meeting the evolving demands of the commercial vehicle transportation industry.
