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Jul 25,2024
On July 22, EVE Energy and Infineon Technologies (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. (Infineon) signed a cooperation memorandum in Huizhou, Guangdong. Cao Yanfei, Senior Vice President and Head of the Automotive Business in Greater China at Infineon, Remmers Robert, Vice President of Infineon, Wan Xiangjun, Senior Sales Director of Infineon, Liu Jianhua, Co-founder and President of EVE Energy, Jiang Jibing, Director of the Battery System Research Institute at EVE Energy and Wan Liping, Deputy Director of the Battery System Research Institute at EVE Energy, attended the signing ceremony. Zhong Xiaolong, Head of Infineon's Automotive Business of Power and New Energy Systems in Greater China, and Feng Junqing, Vice President of the EVE Energy Supply Chain Management Center, signed the cooperation memorandum on behalf of their respective parties.
According to the cooperation memorandum, Infineon will provide a complete set of chips to EVE Energy's latest battery management systems (BMS), including multiple key components, such as microcontroller units, analog front ends (TLE9018XXX), power management integrated circuits, drives, MOSFET, controller area networks and sensors. It will enable EVE Energy to accurately monitor, protect, and optimize the battery performance of electric vehicles, enhancing the user driving experience and energy efficiency.
Infineon is a leading global semiconductor company with a rich portfolio of automotive chips and comprehensive product solutions, endeavoring global low-carbon and digitalization processes. Infineon is making a transportation blueprint for the future by innovating product structures, ensuring vehicles with smarter, safer, and greener evolution, and accelerating the automotive industry towards electrification, intelligence, and connectivity.
'Obviously, EVE Energy has been achieving rapid growth in its BMS business in recent years,' said Cao Yanfei. Infineon is looking for deeper communication and larger-scale cooperation with EVE Energy through this opportunity. Currently, the power battery sector is one of the most important development directions of Infineon which offers very comprehensive solutions for power battery systems, meeting customers' diverse needs.
Liu Jianhua expressed that EVE Energy treasures the partnership with Infineon. He hopes to upgrade the cooperation under both parties' efforts, providing more advanced and reliable solutions to the field, achieving rapid business growth, and enhancing the companies' competitive capability. Meanwhile, Liu Jianhua emphasized that nowadays, the core of the supply chain is choosing ideal partners and making a cooperative plan before the R&D period of new products rather than a simple buyer-seller relationship.
The automotive industry is undergoing an energy transformation and intelligent upgrade. EVE Energy and Infineon will leverage their strengths formed by their rich practical experiences and technological achievements in the industry, providing better BMS solutions to accelerate the electrification and intelligent process of the automotive industry.
