EDITRON ON-HIGHWAY

Editron on-highway

Our EDITRON on-highway system has been specifically developed to deliver high-levels of torque efficiently at a wide range of rotational speeds.

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Electrifying heavy-duty vehicles and machines

The world’s most sophisticated electric drivetrain system for on-highway applications, controlled by powerful software to deliver maximum efficiencies.

We are experts in electrification

There is more to the electrification of transportation than just passenger cars. Bigger vehicles are also being electrified, with our diverse product portfolio enabling us to be a leading player in the on-highway market of buses, trucks and vans. Our EDITRON on-highway system has been specifically designed to operate in harsh conditions, while providing outstanding efficiency.

We offer a wide product portfolio with a power range of 30kW to 1000kW.

EDITRON On-highway systems

Danfoss Editron eCalculator

Danfoss Editron eCalculator

Test the new eCalculator tool for designing an electric and hybrid drivetrain. 

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