Why Bosch sees its hybrid racing system serving as a template for passenger vehicles

Bosch LMDh hybrid power — Bosch's LMDh hybrid power system packages inverters, electronic braking systems, hybrid control units and other components to add power and improve performance in a race car. (BOSCH)

By:

jirwin@crain.com

June 03, 2024 10:58 PM

Robert Bosch plans to use the hybrid power system it has developed for professional racing as a blueprint for integrating the technology into consumer vehicles.

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