Modular Platform Design
- Scalable performance levels
- Configurable application layouts
- Adaptable across vehicle programs
The transition to electric and hybrid commercial vehicles is changing how auxiliary systems are powered. Traditional mechanical PTO systems face new challenges in electrified drivetrains, creating a need for solutions that deliver flexibility, efficiency and seamless vehicle integration. Magna's ePTO addresses these requirements with a high-voltage platform engineered for next-generation commercial vehicle applications.
“Every customer application is different. That's why we developed an ePTO platform that combines scalable power levels, modular interfaces and seamless vehicle integration in one electrified solution.”
Magna combines electrification expertise, system integration know-how and a flexible product architecture to help OEMs efficiently power auxiliary vehicle functions.
Designed for demanding commercial vehicle environments, Magna's ePTO delivers high power density, efficient thermal management and compatibility with leading high-voltage vehicle platforms.
Technical Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Specification | Value |
| Voltage Range | 350 - 850 VDC |
| Peak Power | Up to 155 kW |
| Continuous Power | Up to 120 kW |
| Maximum Speed | 12,000 rpm |
| Inverter | Dual inverter incl. drive and power module |
| Cooling | Direct oil lubrication and cooling |
| Control Functions | Additional LV control capability |
| Application Types | Single or Duo Application |
For further details about Magna's Electric Power Take-Off solution contact our experts directly.
An ePTO utilizes electrical energy from the vehicle's high-voltage system to drive auxiliary equipment such as pumps, compressors, generators, and other specialized vehicle functions.
ePTO systems can support pumps, compressors, hydraulic functions, generators, and other auxiliary equipment commonly used in commercial and specialty vehicles.
The platform supports high-voltage vehicle architectures ranging from 350 VDC to 850 VDC.
Yes. The modular platform supports both single-application and duo-application configurations depending on customer requirements.
The system can provide up to 155 kW peak power and up to 120 kW continuous power.