Dana Takes Over Nordresa
Dana Inc. has recently unveiled the takeover of
Nordresa Motors Inc., a well-known group of professionals specialized in
development, manufacturing and selling of e-powertrain solutions for commercial
vehicles (CVs). Details of the deal were kept confidential.
Cool corporate video from Dana Inc.
According to Dana, this purchase is a major
step forward in expansion of its E-mobility potential. Now, a wide range of
Dana products (including e-motors, gearboxes, etc.) will be complemented by
Nordresa’s patented battery-management solution, e-powertrain controls and
solid integration experience required for delivery of fully-featured e-powertrain
units.
James Kamsickas, CEO
of Dana Inc.
James Kamsickas, the head of Dana, is absolutely
sure that the knowledge of Nordresa professionals can be a real asset for Dana,
thanks to which clients will get new sophisticated products, including 100%-implemented
e-Axles, battery and powertrain controls, and much more. Dana’s business
partners reached different levels of progress on their way to complete electrification
journey, but Dana is determined to back them in this challenging endeavor and
provide them with the most advanced tech solutions and insights for all car
designs.
Check out Nordesa’s fully electric urban delivery truck
The process of the powertrain conversion to
100% electric demands introduction of significant changes to a variety of
components that are particularly adjusted for battery-electric solutions.
Nordresa’s expertise and technical capacity in this field will allow Dana to provide
more sophisticated products to its customers.
With more environmentally-friendly technologies gaining momentum in the automobile industry, especially in the sector of CVs, Nordresa has been looking for a reliable partner that would move their business initiatives to a new level. The partnership with Dana gives Nordresa global reach, a solid customer base and a wide range of opportunities in the field of E-mobility. Dana plans to actively apply rich experience in electrification accumulated by Nordresa, whose senior officials will also play important roles in Dana. Nordresa is based in Canada.
