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Reyco Granning Launches Electric Vehicle Business Unit
Reyco Granning has announced the launch of the Reyco Granning Electric Vehicle Solutions business unit, aimed at serving the burgeoning electric vehicle market.
December 4, 2018
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Reyco Granning has announced the launch of the Reyco Granning Electric Vehicle Solutions business unit, aimed at serving the burgeoning electric vehicle market.
The unit aims to solidify the company’s commitment to the future of heavy duty vehicle propulsion and emphasize current solutions for today’s electric vehicle market.
“We want the industry to know that we already have solutions that are compatible with e-axles and available today for the heavy EV space,” said John Stuart, Reyco Granning president. “We’re not just peddling CAD renderings and concepts.”
The company recently launched a new air suspension supply and control module called AirMaster. The product utilizes an electronic air compressor and proprietary programming to dramatically reduce parasitic power consumption suitable for the EV market or for any vehicle without an engine-mounted compressor.
“We don’t have an automotive division to distract us; we don’t sell bumpers or fifth-wheel couplings. We are a pure suspension technology company.” said Scott Ames, business development.
Reyco Granning’s IFS product range includes applications for GAWR's from 9,000 to 24,000 pounds and in mid-2019 the company will launch the ComfortMaster IFS with a Nitrogen-strut architecture.
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