NEXT-GEN manufactures axial‑flux electric motors that deliver the highest torque and power density on the market, with specifications such as 10 kW/kg continuous and 15 kW/kg peak power density, and 40 Nm/kg torque density.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Vehicle and equipment manufacturers require electric propulsion systems that combine high torque and power density with compact size, but conventional radial‑flux motors are often heavy, large, and limited by lower performance metrics, restricting design flexibility and efficiency.
Solution
NEXT‑GEN supplies axial‑flux electric motors that achieve industry‑leading power density (10 kW/kg continuous, 15 kW/kg peak) and torque density (40 Nm/kg) in a single, modular platform. The motors are automotive‑grade, CE‑marked, and manufactured under ISO 9001 standards within the European Union, ensuring compliance with strict safety and quality requirements. A proprietary Integrated Motor Coupling (IMC™) is built into the rotor, eliminating added axial length while damping vibrations and compensating for alignment errors, which improves drivetrain durability and reduces NVH. Motors are offered as complete drive‑kit units paired with compatible inverters, allowing customers to integrate high‑performance propulsion quickly and with minimal engineering effort.
Target Audience
Primary customers are OEMs and system integrators in electric vehicles, commercial trucks, marine, aerospace, and high‑performance robotics that need compact, high‑output electric drives.
Features
- Axial‑flux architecture delivering the highest torque and power density available on the market
- Continuous power density of 10 kW per kilogram and peak density of 15 kW per kilogram
- Torque density of 40 Nm per kilogram for compact high‑output designs
- Integrated Motor Coupling (IMC™) polyurethane coupling that adds no axial length, reduces vibration, and corrects alignment errors
- Automotive‑grade design and validation with CE marking and ISO 9001‑compliant manufacturing in the EU
- Modular drive‑kit configuration that includes a matched inverter for plug‑and‑play integration
- Customizable motor specifications to suit a wide range of propulsion applications