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Axial flux motors have really started to make some noise in the electric mobility market of late. Adding to the hype, British ...
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From Pancake to Powerhouse - These Little Motors Are Making Huge DifferenceEver wondered what happens when brilliant engineers from Oxford decide your car needs more punch? They invent pancake-shaped ...
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Interesting Engineering on MSNWorld’s top factory to build 25,000 EV supercar motors for Ferrari, Lamborghini yearlyAxial flux motors are gaining serious attention in the electric mobility world. These compact “pancake-style” motors are ...
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CAR Magazine on MSNInside YASA: the Cosworth of e-motorsIf you worry that Britain no longer produces brilliant engineers of the Frank Whittle variety, meet Dr Tim Woolmer, and YASA. Lamborghini has just announced that the new Temerario will use YASA’s ...
Electric motor manufacturer YASA is ramping up output at its newly expanded production centre in Yarnton, Oxfordshire.
YASA, the global leader in the design, development and supply of ultra-high-performance electric motors, has opened its fully upgraded manufacturing facility in Yarnton, near Oxford. The £12m ...
The Ferrari SF90 Stradale combines a V8 with an electric motor produced by YASA As the world continues to swap its petrol and diesel-powered cars for those that rely on electricity, an Oxfordshire ...
The UK axial-flux motor developer, Yasa, has opened a £12m manufacturing facility in Yarnton, near Oxford, with the capacity ...
It employs a proprietary axial flux design, dubbed the Yokeless and Segmented Armature (Yasa), that is claimed to be four ...
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CAR Magazine on MSNYasa opens £12m super factory in the UKYasa is quickly becoming one of the most important e-motor suppliers in the world and now it’s set to expand. Today, the ...
It’s taken a while to properly industrialise axial-flux motors in the automotive space, mostly because of the complexities and costs involved. But over the last few years, supercars like the ...
Facility revamp raises production capacity to 25,000 e-motor units per year, boosting YASA’s ability to meet the needs of OEM hypercar customers, including Ferrari and Lamborghini The £12m investment ...
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