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Infineon announces collaboration with Stellantis on smart EV power architecture

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November 12, 2024

November 12, 2024 /SemiMedia/ — Infineon Technologies announced a new partnership with EV manufacturer Stellantis to develop an advanced power architecture for Stellantis’ electric vehicles.

The collaboration builds on the companies' previous relationship, which began in 2022, when Infineon started supplying silicon carbide (SiC) semiconductors to Stellantis. The latest agreement includes the supply of advanced power switches, SiC semiconductors, and microcontrollers, with reserved production capacity.

Infineon’s PROFET™ smart power switches will replace traditional fuses, reducing wiring and enabling more efficient power management, making Stellantis’ EVs the first to feature an intelligent power network.

Additionally, Infineon’s CoolSiC™ silicon carbide semiconductors will enhance vehicle efficiency and performance, extending driving range while reducing costs. The AURIX™ microcontrollers will provide advanced power distribution capabilities for Stellantis' smart EV platform, STLA Brain.

As part of the partnership, Infineon and Stellantis will establish a Joint Power Lab to focus on developing scalable and intelligent power systems.

Infineon stated that its manufacturing facilities in Malaysia and Germany have sufficient capacity to meet market demand for automotive semiconductors and are prepared to scale up production as needed.

The collaboration aims to boost energy efficiency, driving range, and overall user experience for electric vehicles, with a shared goal of making EVs safer, cleaner, more affordable, and widely accessible.

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