Electric Vehicle Control Units (EVCUs) are specialized electronic modules designed specifically for electric and hybrid vehicles. These units play a crucial role in managing and controlling the complex systems of electric vehicles, including the battery pack, electric motor, power electronics, and regenerative braking system.
By precisely orchestrating these components, EVCUs optimize vehicle performance, range, and safety, contributing to the advancement and adoption of electric mobility.

Body Control Units (BCUs) are essential components in modern vehicles, responsible for managing and controlling various electronic systems related to vehicle comfort, convenience, and security.
These units integrate functions such as lighting, climate control, power windows, door locks, seat adjustments, and security systems.
By centralizing control of these systems, BCUs streamline vehicle operation and enhance user experience.

High Voltage Power Distribution Units (PDUs) in electric vehicles are specialized components responsible for managing and distributing high-voltage electrical power from the battery pack to various subsystems and components, such as the electric motor, power electronics, and auxiliary systems.
These units play a critical role in ensuring the safe and efficient operation of high-voltage systems within the vehicle.
By intelligently routing and controlling high-voltage power flow, HV PDUs optimize system performance, enhance vehicle reliability, and contribute to overall safety in electric vehicles.