Automotive supplier and industry development partner MAHLE will feature thermal-management and electrification technology at its CES 2025 exhibit.
“Efficiency in Motion” for the design of sustainable mobility is the theme of the company’s CES exhibit Jan. 7-10 in the West Hall (booth No. 7240) of the Las Vegas Convention Center, officials stated in a press release announcing the company’s CES plans.
MAHLE product technology on display will include:
- A lighter weight, high-performance fan with a design inspired by the wings of an owl to reduce noise and power consumption when charging vehicle batteries.
- A “bionic” cooling plate with unique cooling channels to reduce pressure drops, increase battery-pack life and enable faster charging times.
- A compact, next-generation refrigerant thermal-management module designed for simplified “plug-and-play” installation.
MAHLE is a leading global automotive supplier with customers in both the passenger-car and commercial-vehicle sectors. Today, one in every two vehicles in the world is equipped with MAHLE components, the company states.
Founded in 1920, the company is working on climate-neutral mobility technology with a focus on strategic areas of electrification and thermal management, as well as technologies to reduce CO2 emissions, such as fuel cells or more efficient combustion engines that also run on hydrogen or synthetic fuels.