Van Buren Township, Mich. – Halla Visteon Climate Control Corp. is supplying an array of technologies to support Hyundai’s ix35 fuel-cell electric vehicle.
Introduced in Europe in 2013, Hyundai plans to launch the vehicle also knowns as the Tucson in the United States this spring.
Products supplied include a centrifugal air compressor, coolant heater, high-voltage cooling module and positive temperature coefficient (PTC) heater, and an HVAC system with an electric compressor.
The air compressor provides clean pressurized air to the fuel cell stack, which generates power to propel and operate the vehicle. The air compressor features a high-speed brushless DC motor with a patented, oil-free and angular ball bearing design.
"HVCC has a longstanding and successful relationship with Hyundai, and we are very pleased to contribute our innovations on the first fuel cell vehicle in mass production," says YH Park, president and CEO of HVCC, a majority-owned subsidiary of Visteon Corp. "With technologies that help enable vehicles that emit zero emissions, HVCC is supporting its commitment to creating a better world through eco-friendly solutions."
Source: Visteon Corp.
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