Hyundai Mobis said the expanded lineup will support all major electric vehicle segments while strengthening its competitiveness in electrification components.

EV Drive System Development

Hyundai Mobis previously focused on mass production of PE systems based on customer orders. The company now said it has secured in-house design technology for key PE system components through internal research and development.

The PE system functions as the electric equivalent of an internal combustion engine powertrain. The system includes a motor, inverter and reduction gear.

Modular Design and Standardization

Hyundai Mobis said it focused on standardizing major components and modularizing the EV drive system during development. Key standardized components include the drive motor stator, inverter and power module containing the power semiconductors.

The company said the standardized platform structure allows broader scalability across multiple vehicle models.

Hyundai Mobis said the approach improves efficiency compared with developing a new powertrain for each vehicle launch. The company also expects the modular strategy to support future mass production as EV model volumes increase.

Performance Improvements

The Hyundai Mobis EV drive system delivers a maximum output of 160 kW, equivalent to approximately 215 horsepower in internal combustion engine terms.

The company said the output level is suitable for most electric vehicles currently in production. Installing two systems on the front and rear axles doubles total output. Hyundai Mobis also improved system performance despite designing the system as a universal platform.