Electric motor development is key to improving the performance of EVs. AMS spoke to Paul Price, chief technology officer at electric motor developer IRP about optimising design for manufacture and developing better driving performance
One of the things we recognised was the OEMs and Tier 1s already had production lines ready for the new generation of EVs, so this was a potential barrier to motors requiring more sophisticated production lines. To fit these existing production operations, we have developed our technology and the topologies of the motors to be very flexible, removing the need for special materials or production processes
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