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Trucks are moving toward zero and low-emission architectures, and that shift is changing what steering, braking and auxiliary power need to deliver, whatever powers the platform. Combustion, hybrid or fully electric: each system now has to perform on its own merit, engineered for the architecture it sits in rather than inherited from it.
For OEMs, that means less time solving integration problems and more time bringing platforms to market. Steering that holds its precision whatever the platform, and reduces validation risk. Braking and suspension air that's lighter, quieter and easier to package. Auxiliary power that asks nothing of your architecture to deliver, and scales with your product line. One partner, engineered systems, fewer compromises across your entire range, low-emission and zero-emission alike.
And this is only where the shift starts. From mechatronics to fluidtronics, we're extending what we build to meet what the next generation of commercial vehicles demands from its suppliers.