Borg Warner (CEO Fred Richard) announced that it will participate in the ‘3 Seoul Mobility Show’ held for a total of 31 days at KINTEX from March 4 to April 9 and reveal various electrification solutions.
Established in 1928, BorgWarner is a global automotive parts company headquartered in the United States with 22 manufacturing plants and research centers in 93 countries around the world. are doing
Borg Warner signed an investment attraction agreement last year, through which it established a foreign investment corporation, ‘Borg Warner DTC’ (Borg Warner Daegu Tech Center), and invested tens of billions of won in Daegu National Industrial Complex to electrify future mobility. It was decided to establish a drive motor R&D center.
This is the first time that Borg Warner is participating in a specialized automobile exhibition held in Korea. 800V silicon carbide inverter, up to 150kW high-speed DC charging technology, S-wind electric motor, 3-in-1 eAxle with integrated motor/inverter/reducer, high-energy battery system and high-performance heat such as high-voltage coolant heater Management products will be presented.
Paul Farrell, Chief Strategy Officer (CSO) of BorgWarner, said, “BorgWarner demonstrates how various products and solutions can be applied to vehicle electrification at the Seoul Mobility Show, and is a leader in leading the global transition to e-mobility. “As part of our Charging Forward strategy, we are collaborating with our OEM partners worldwide to accelerate electrification and strive to become carbon neutral by 2035.” .
Meanwhile, the 2023 Seoul Mobility Show will be held on the theme of ‘Sustainable Connected Mobility (Sustainable and Intelligent Mobility Revolution)’ at KINTEX Exhibition Hall 1 in Goyang-si, Gyeonggi-do, starting with Press Day on March 3 (Thursday) and ending on April 30 ( days) to be held. The total exhibition size is 4㎡, more than twice as large as the previous event (9㎡), and more than 53,541 companies and institutions from 26,310 countries around the world will participate to showcase various mobility contents.