Thermal Management for EV/HEV 2025
- Location
- Munich, Germany
- Date
- 25–28 February 2025
- Overview
- The event will focus on five key industry drivers
- Website
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The event will focus on five key industry drivers: cost-competitiveness, ultra-high thermal system efficiency, vehicle efficiency and reliability, energy efficiency with longer driving cycles, and improved vehicle autonomy. Thermal management, along with battery management, is essential for optimising vehicle performance. However, it remains a challenge, especially with upcoming PFAS bans requiring new refrigerants to maintain safety and reliability. Battery thermal management is also a key area of interest, particularly adapting cooling technologies for new battery chemistries. Companies are looking to integrate more efficient systems, with Tesla’s Octovale being a key benchmark.
The event will focus on five key industry drivers: cost-competitiveness, ultra-high thermal system efficiency, vehicle efficiency and reliability, energy efficiency with longer driving cycles, and improved vehicle autonomy. Thermal management, along with battery management, is essential for optimising vehicle performance. However, it remains a challenge, especially with upcoming PFAS bans requiring new refrigerants to maintain safety and reliability. Battery thermal management is also a key area of interest, particularly adapting cooling technologies for new battery chemistries. Companies are looking to integrate more efficient systems, with Tesla’s Octovale being a key benchmark.