Photo Credit: Fair Use [17 U.S.C. § 107] Deepdrive Dual Rotor electric drive
Munich E-Motor Start-Up On The Cusp Of Technological Breakthrough
24 Oct 2025 | Abstracted from Autocar
Munich-based Deepdrive is testing advanced in-wheel and dual-rotor EV motors that promise up to 20% greater efficiency and major space savings. Backed by Volkswagen and BMW, the startup aims for small-series production by 2028. Their patented twin-rotor design reduces weight and material use, offering compact, cost-effective performance. Trials with Tesla and BMW prototypes suggest a breakthrough in EV propulsion is near.
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