BorgWarner is a public mobility-technology supplier spanning battery systems, power electronics, electric drive, thermal management and combustion products. Its autonomy exposure includes a production contract to supply two 57 kWh NMC battery packs and a multi-pack controller for HOLON’s autonomous Urban shuttle.
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BorgWarner traces its current corporate formation to 1928 and operates from Auburn Hills, Michigan. Its portfolio covers high-voltage battery packs, inverters, onboard chargers, electric motors, integrated drive modules, thermal systems, turbochargers and other vehicle subsystems. The company is listed on the New York Stock Exchange under BWA and serves global automotive and commercial-vehicle manufacturers.
For autonomous systems, BorgWarner is an enabling supplier rather than a vehicle or autonomy-stack developer. HOLON selected its NMC 5AKM 157 platform for the Urban autonomous shuttle, with each vehicle receiving two 57 kWh packs, a multi-pack controller and active liquid cooling. Manufacturing is scheduled to begin in Seneca, South Carolina, in the second quarter of 2027. That named production programme gives the company direct exposure to purpose-built autonomous mobility while its wider electrification business remains diversified across conventional vehicle customers.
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