3.7m DELIVERY VEHICLE 18kw ELECTRIC DRIVE SYSTEM

PRODUCT OVERVIEW
This product is a high-performance pure electric drive system specifically designed for 3.7-meter class electric logistics vehicles, featuring a rated power of 18 kW and a peak power of 45 kW. Integrating a highly efficient permanent magnet synchronous motor with an intelligent controller, the system distinguishes itself through core advantages such as high power density, superior protection, and broad temperature adaptability, providing a reliable, efficient, and eco-friendly power solution for the "last mile" of urban logistics.

CORE ADVANTAGES

1, High power density: 18kW rated power, 45kW peak power, peak torque up to 186Nm. Strong torque output across 0-3000rpm range ensures confident full-load start and climbing.
Wide speed range: Maximum speed 8000rpm meets power demands for both expressway driving and frequent start-stop conditions, with responsive acceleration and smooth driving.
2, Peak system efficiency up to 95%: Advanced PMSM topology and control strategy provide wide high-efficiency zone, effectively extending single-charge range and reducing operating costs.
S9 duty cycle: Adapted to typical delivery vehicle conditions with frequent start-stop and variable speed operation, maximizing motor performance and energy utilization.

3, IP68 protection rating: Both motor and controller achieve IP68 protection standard, completely dust-tight and reliably operable under continuous immersion, fearless of rainstorms and flooded roads.
-40~+85℃ wide temperature operation: Rigorous material selection and thermal management design ensure normal start-up and operation in extreme cold and high-temperature environments, suitable for all climate regions nationwide.

4, Lightweight design: Motor weight only 37kg, controller weight 9kg, effectively reducing vehicle curb weight, improving payload capacity and energy efficiency.
Compact structure: Motor dimensions Φ244×270mm, controller dimensions 343×307×172mm, easy for chassis layout and adaptable to the limited space of 3.7m delivery vehicles.