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Vanguard Expands Portfolio With New Motors To Complete 48V Electrification System for OEMs
Vanguard, a leader in commercial power, has expanded its portfolio to include a new line of high-efficiency electric motors. By adding motors to its existing lineup of commercial lithium-ion battery packs, motor controllers and chargers, Vanguard now offers OEMs a complete, pre-validated 48V electrification stack design
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Date:
11/12/2026
Visteon, SHINRY and Infineon collaborate on breakthrough single-stage onboard charger with GaN BDS technology.
Visteon Corporation and SHINRY Technologies Co. Ltd., through their joint venture Visteon-Shinry Power Electronics LLC (VSPE), are collaborating with Infineon Technologies AG, global market leader in automotive and power semiconductors, to develop a single-stage onboard charger (OBC) for electric vehicles. De
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Date:
11/11/2026
Allegro MicroSystems Delivers 48V Power and Precision Sensing Solutions for Next-Generation Advanced Driver Assistance Systems
Allegro MicroSystems, Inc. (“Allegro”), a global leader in power and sensing solutions for motion control and energy-efficient systems, is simplifying the transition from 12V to 48V automotive architectures with a complete motion control and sensing portfolio for next-generation advanced driver assistance sy
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Date:
11/09/2026
AURIX™ RC1 simplifies development of software-defined vehicles by providing one common, highly scalable microcontroller basis across domains instead of point solutions
Infineon Technologies AG is taking a strategic step forward to expand its portfolio for software-defined vehicles (SDV) as well as other software-defined (SDX) and Physical AI applications, reinforcing its position as global market leader in microcontrollers (MCU). The company is introducing a fundamentally ne
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Date:
11/04/2026
Peter Schiefer, Division President Automotive at Infineon.
Infineon Technologies AG announced today that it is working with Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. to accelerate the development and deployment of central car computers in software-defined vehicles (SDVs). The companies have signed a technology agreement to have a microcontroller-based design pattern (the “subsystem”) fo
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Date:
11/02/2026
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