Horiba adds EV-testing solutions to platform

Horiba adds EV-testing solutions to platform

With the addition of electrified-vehicle testing solutions, Horiba has extended its existing platform in emissions to now include electrification.

Horiba Automotive, located in Japan, is adding electric-vehicle testing solutions to its testing portfolio, which includes solutions for the different stages of vehicle development and evaluation, including material characterization, component, system and full vehicle testing.

The company says solutions are available for the full range of vehicle types, from light- to heavy-duty vehicles and off-highway equipment.

With the addition of electrified vehicle testing solutions, Horiba has extended its existing platform in emissions to now include electrification.

Horiba says its electrification offering serves all relevant stages of research, development, validation, certification and end-of-line verification covering material characterization, component, system and vehicle for all varieties of e-powertrains including those with batteries, fuel cells and hybrid architectures.

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