Suzuki Collaborate With Inmotive To Develop 2-Speed EV Transmission | V3Cars

Feb 21, 2023, 08:00 PM IST
By Mahesh Yadav
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Suzuki have partnered with Inmotive to develop a 2-speed electric vehicle transmission for a future Suzuki EV. The agreement outlines the joint development of the transmission, with Inmotive bringing its expertise to the table. Inmotive is based in Ontario, Canada and the development project is aimed at enhancing the performance of Suzuki's upcoming electric cars.

Suzuki broke the news right around the time they revealed the eVX in India, but we missed it at the time because of a heavier focus on the Auto Expo 2023.

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Inmotive, established in 2010 in Toronto, Canada, is the developer of IngearTM 2-speed transmission technology. This lightweight and compact technology improves the performance of electric vehicle powertrain units in an efficient manner. Inmotive say that they are speeding up the global transition to affordable zero-emission mobility and contributing to mitigating climate change.

Through this joint development agreement, Suzuki believe that the 2-speed EV transmission will enable efficient use of motor torque, resulting in an extended range for electric vehicles. The use of a smaller electric powertrain unit will lead to cost savings, while driving performance will be enhanced in various driving scenarios.

Suzuki aim to establish relationships with companies that have unique technologies to accelerate the development of next-generation mobility and provide a range of transport solutions with high efficiency, low cost and low maintenance.

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Mahesh Yadav

At V3Cars, Mahesh turns this lens into clear and engaging reports. He uncovers telling details, evaluates cars beyond the obvious and brings fresh angles to automotive conversations so readers learn to appreciate the charm of machines that deserve more attention.

Over the years Mahesh has built a keen eye for spotting vehicles that punch above their weight. His appreciation for clever engineering, value-driven design and inventive thinking shapes how he evaluates products and helps him surface stories others miss.

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