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Our unparalleled reliability ensures seamless integration into diverse projects, guaranteeing optimal performance and longevity for your esteemed operations.
Our unmatched flexibility ensures smooth integration into any project, adapting seamlessly to diverse requirements. With agile solutions tailored to your needs, we guarantee optimal performance and enduring success for your operations.
Client satisfaction is paramount. Our customer-centric philosophy means that companies experience personalized attention, streamlined communication, and bespoke solutions.
iNetics’ approach to design is inherently focused on manufacturing efficiency, ensuring that every product we create is designed to be produced with precision, cost-effectiveness, and scalability in mind.
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Engineering Insights
The “Off-Highway” Electrification Challenge
Off-highway electrification has moved from possibility to inevitability. Across construction, agriculture, and mining, OEMs are under pressure to deliver cleaner, quieter, and lower-cost machines. With the off-highway electric vehicle (OHEV) market expected to grow from around $8 billion in 2024 to over $80 billion by 2033, this is no longer an early-adopter phase – it’s an industrial revolution.
The Hidden Impact of Auxiliary Systems on EV Efficiency and Range
Electric vehicle (EV) engineers often invest millions to improve the main powertrain’s efficiency by fractions of a percent. Traction motors and inverters in modern EVs can already exceed 95% efficiency[1], so squeezing out an extra 0.1% is a costly challenge. Yet too often this hard-won gain is negated by overlooked auxiliary systems – the small motors and devices that support cooling, heating, steering, and other functions.
Norway’s EV Uptake Success:How Policy and Innovation Drove an Electric Revolution
The global shift toward electric vehicles (EVs) is accelerating, but the pace differs vastly by country. Nowhere is this contrast more evident than in Norway, a nation that has emerged as the undisputed world leader in EV adoption. In this iNetic Traction article, we delve into why Norway’s EV uptake has been so remarkably successful and explore how it compares to the United Kingdom, the United States, and other European countries.
The Hidden Impact of Auxiliary Systems on EV Efficiency and Range
Electric vehicle (EV) engineers often invest millions to improve the main powertrain’s efficiency by fractions of a percent. Traction motors and inverters in modern EVs can already exceed 95% efficiency[1], so squeezing out an extra 0.1% is a costly challenge. Yet too often this hard-won gain is negated by overlooked auxiliary systems – the small motors and devices that support cooling, heating, steering, and other functions.
Norway’s EV Uptake Success:How Policy and Innovation Drove an Electric Revolution
The global shift toward electric vehicles (EVs) is accelerating, but the pace differs vastly by country. Nowhere is this contrast more evident than in Norway, a nation that has emerged as the undisputed world leader in EV adoption. In this iNetic Traction article, we delve into why Norway’s EV uptake has been so remarkably successful and explore how it compares to the United Kingdom, the United States, and other European countries.