BMW to use Voestalpine’s electrical steel in next-gen EV motors Austrian steelmaker Voestalpine AG has announced that it has signed a landmark agreement with BMW Group for the supply of its high-efficiency isovac® electrical steel, marking a pivotal advancement in the evolution of electric mobility. Under the deal, BMW’s Steyr plant in Austria will begin incorporating isovac® ultra-thin electrical steel featuring advanced coating technologies into … The post BMW to use Voestalpine’s electrical steel in next-gen EV motors first appeared on EUROMETAL.

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