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CDTL Unveils 900kW E-Drive Axle, EMB Brakes at IAA Transportation 2026

Hannover – September 19, 2026 -- CDTL is presenting a lineup of distributed electric drive axles and electromechanical braking (EMB) systems for heavy-duty commercial vehicles at IAA Transportation 2026, with its flagship platform already deployed across more than 3,000 vehicles.

EA5000NP axle delivers 900 kW peak power on an 800V platform

The EA5000NP distributed electric drive axle uses two oil-cooled motors and a two-speed transmission to enable independent left- and right-wheel torque control without a mechanical differential. Running on an 800V architecture, it produces up to 660 kW rated power and 900 kW peak power, with the underlying platform proven across more than 3,000 vehicles in commercial operation.

CDTL to Unveil Distributed E-Axle, Electromagnetic Brakes at IAA 2026

Hanover – September 12, 2026 -- CDTL will present its EA5000NP distributed electric axle and an electromagnetic braking system for commercial vehicles at IAA Transportation 2026 in Hanover, running from September 15 to 20, with a press day on September 14.

CDTL frames actuation as the missing link for autonomous trucks and buses

Under the theme "Electric Drive + Electromechanical Braking — Defining Actuation Systems for Autonomous Commercial Vehicles," Hangzhou Contemporary e-Drive Technology Co., Ltd. (CDTL) will argue that as commercial vehicles become more electrified, software-controlled and automated, the industry's core challenge has shifted from perception and decision-making to reliably converting digital commands into physical vehicle motion.

CDTL to Unveil E-Drive and EMB Actuation Tech at IAA 2026

Hannover – September 09, 2026 -- CDTL will present its EA5000NP distributed e-axle for heavy-duty commercial vehicles alongside a new electromechanical braking (EMB) system at IAA Transportation 2026, running Sept. 15-20 in Hannover with a press day on Sept. 14.

CDTL frames actuation as the missing link for driverless commercial vehicles

Under the theme "E-Drive + EMB — Defining Actuation for Driverless Commercial Vehicles," the Hangzhou-based supplier will argue that as trucks and buses become electrified and software-defined, the industry's next challenge is converting digital commands into reliable physical motion, not just perception or decision-making.