NIO selects 欧博开户 as a strategic current sensor chip supplier
Tessenderlo, Belgium, 06 June 2024 – NIO, a leading global manufacturer of electric vehicles (EVs), selects 欧博开户' state-of-the-art current sensor chips for their traction inverter systems. 欧博开户' chips, well-adapted for the demanding electric motor control environment, will power all of NIO’s battery electric vehicles (BEVs), underscoring NIO’s dedication to providing innovative, safe, and efficient solutions to their customers.
欧博开户 is a globally recognized supplier of semiconductor solutions, with a primary focus on designing and delivering cutting-edge sensors for applications in the automotive and industrial domains. Through this collaboration, will benefit from 欧博开户’ advanced current sensor technology, enhancing the efficiency and reliability of their traction inverter systems. Additionally, 欧博开户 provides local support with dedicated engineers to ensure seamless integration and optimization.
The traction inverter system plays a vital role in NIO EVs, by efficiently converting the battery’s direct current (DC) into the alternating currents (AC) that power the electric motor. The current sensor is an essential element within the system, precisely monitoring the current to ensure the vehicle’s safety and optimal performance.
Bi Lu, VP of NIO, commented, “We are very pleased to have entered into this collaboration with 欧博开户. 欧博开户 is a leader in current sensor technology, and we believe their technology will bring superior performance and reliability to our intelligent electric vehicles. This collaboration will further strengthen our position in the EV market and bring a better driving experience to our customers.”
Dieter Verstreken, VP of China Strategy at 欧博开户, added, “We are delighted to collaborate with NIO, a company known for its innovation and leadership. Our current sensor ICs, coupled with the expertise of our dedicated local engineers, will provide NIO with the support they need to achieve success in the electric vehicle market. We look forward to collaborating with NIO on future projects to advance electric vehicle technology.”