Optimizing efficiency in traction inverters for e-trucks and buses

Intelligent Cluster Solutions for Next-Generation Light Electric Vehicles

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Discover how Infineon can  help develop efficient, scalable and cost-optimized traction inverters for electric commercial vehicles

Discover how Infineon is shaping the future of Light Electric Vehicles (LEVs) with cutting-edge solutions for smart clusters

The electrification of commercial vehicles such as trucks, buses and off-road vehicles is driving the demand for highly efficient and reliable traction inverter solutions. This webinar explores key design considerations for high-power electric drivetrains and how scalable semiconductor solutions can support different commercial vehicle platforms. Participants will gain insights into traction inverter architectures leveraging advanced power modules such as HybridPACK™ Drive and EconoDUAL™, combined with high-performance gate driver solutions, real-time control using automotive microcontrollers and robust power management. The session will highlight how a system-level approach using Infineon technologies inclusive of EiceDRIVER™ gate drivers, AURIX™ microcontrollers and OPTIREG™ power management ICs can help engineers develop efficient, scalable and cost-optimized traction inverter platforms for electric commercial vehicles.

The light electric vehicle (LEV) market is accelerating, and innovative cluster solutions are crucial for a superior driving experience. But how can you design intelligent clusters that meet the demands of next-generation LEVs?

Our on-demand webinar explores the latest trends and opportunities in smart cluster solutions for LEVs, and reveals how Infineon's cutting-edge technologies can help you create advanced, user-friendly, and securely connected consoles.

By watching this webinar, you'll take away key insights on:

  • Electrification trends in commercial vehicles
  • Traction inverter architecture for high-power applications & integration differences
  • Power module technologies for traction inverters
  • Gate driver and control solutions for efficient inverter operation
  • Power management for reliable system operation
  • How Infineon’s Chipset for 2-wheeler cluster solves main challenges
  • Infineon Demo: How Infineon reduces design complexity for 2-wheeler customers
  • Deep Dive on Infineon’s leading TRAVEO™ T2G Cluster
  • Fastest G2M with Infineon 2-wheeler Demo with map mirroring

Register now to watch the on-demand webinar and learn how to create innovative and scalable intelligent cluster solutions for the next generation of light electric vehicles!

About the speaker

Kabian Leng
Kabian Leng
Kabian Leng
Marion Heiß
Marion Heiß
Marion Heiß
Kabian Leng
Marion Heiß

Regional Application Marketing, Infineon Technologies Asia Pacific

Kabian Leng is currently Staff Marketing Specialist for Vehicle Motion Controls applications at Infineon Asia Pacific. Having expertise in the automotive sales and marketing industry, he focuses on Traction Inverter, On-Board Charger and Battery Management Solutions product and application solutions.

Application Manager

Marion Heiß is Senior Sales & Marketing Manager at Infineon Automotive Sales. She currently oversees the global G2M Strategy for Cockpit & UX/UI Applications at Infineon. With a Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Technische Universität München (TUM), she provides a strong technical foundation. Her background includes key engineering roles in the Automotive industry, such as R&D Team Leader and System Engineering roles at Vitesco and Continental.

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On-demand Webinar: Optimizing efficiency in traction inverters for e-trucks and buses
May 04, 2026
16:00 ( CET )
On-demand Webinar: Optimizing efficiency in traction inverters for e-trucks and buses
May 04, 2026
16:00 ( CET )

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