eLeapPower introduced an integrated inverter solution specifically for the Class 4-6 commercial vehicle market that takes separate onboard charger and inverter systems and combines them into a single unit, eliminating the need for separate onboard charging equipment and 400/800 volt converter.

eLeapPower, a Canadian-based growth-stage startup, has introduced pioneering technologies aimed at transforming the North American medium-duty electric commercial truck market. The company specializes in electric powertrain and charging solutions that offer significant reductions in cost, complexity, and weight while also unveiling new methods for wireless vehicle charging.

MUNICH — Canadian startup eLeapPower said it is bringing its integrated power electronics to the medium-duty battery-electric truck market in North America.

The company’s integrated inverter system is designed to reduce weight, maximize space and save production costs on electric vehicles by integrating multiple functions and eliminating the need for a separate onboard charger.

Upstarts and heavy-hitter suppliers alike are fast-tracking advances in existing e-propulsion technology — as well as radical new solutions.

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