Livewire Ev, LLC

Harley-Davidson Motor Company Group, LLC

Samuel Nicholas Reitinger

Eric J Konkel

Ben McGinley

Casey A Ketterhagen

Jared Peter Thede

Ben M Lund

Michael DeCaluwe

Ronald G Hurth

David Isaac Aunkst

Eric James Klumpp

Tyler Kuehne

Nathan Abplanalp

Mark Gales

Andrew Alfred Knitt

Anthony N Pink

James J Williams

James Sadauckas

Christian Handley

James Joseph Williams

A power electronics module for an electric vehicle includes a housing and a charger circuit including a circuit board with a plurality of electronic components on a first side of the housing. A motor controller circuit including a circuit board with a plurality of electronic components is provided on a second side of the housing. A cooling plate is provided in the housing and sandwiched between the inverter of the motor controller circuit on a first side of the cooling plate and the plurality of electronic components of the charger circuit on a second side of the cooling plate opposite the first side.

Power electronics module for electric vehicle

A motorcycle includes an electric motor having an output shaft defining a motor axis, a rear wheel drivably coupled to the electric motor to propel the motorcycle, a swingarm rotatably supporting the rear wheel, and a frame. The frame includes a main frame member supporting the electric motor and the swingarm. A case of the electric motor is a stressed member of the frame between the main frame member and the swingarm. The swingarm is coupled to the case of the electric motor to define a swingarm pivot axis that is co-axial with the motor axis.

Swingarm concentric motor drive for electric motorcycle

Drive housing cover

Traction motor case

Systems and methods for operating an electric motor of a two-wheeled vehicle. One method includes detecting a position of a drive torque control included in the vehicle, detecting a position of a regenerative brake control included in the vehicle, mapping the detected position of the drive torque control to a requested driving torque, mapping the position of the regenerative brake control to a requested braking torque, determining, with an electronic control unit, a torque command based on the requested driving torque and the requested torque, and transmitting the torque command to an electric motor included in the vehicle.

Motorcycle with virtual braking and virtual clutch

An electric vehicle includes a frame, a wheel coupled to the frame, and a battery assembly including a housing supported by the frame. The housing includes a top side and a bottom side opposite the top side. A drive assembly of the electric vehicle is at least partially enclosed within a drive housing unit. The drive assembly includes a motor configured to receive power from the battery assembly and a gear assembly configured to transmit torque from the motor to the wheel. The drive housing unit is positioned below the bottom side of the housing.

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Wauwatosa, WI, United States of America

Samuel Nicholas Reitinger