The components that hold the stator and support the rotor bearings within the motor housing can extend the life of the motor, simplify the assembly process, and block the infiltration of potentially harmful materials such as foreign matter, dust, and water.

An electric vehicle (EV) motor housing is the casing that surrounds and protects the motor in an electric vehicle. The housing is usually made of metal or plastic and is designed to enclose the motor and protect it from dust, debris, and other environmental factors. The housing also helps dissipate the heat generated by the generator during operation. Some EV motor housings are designed to be easily removed for maintenance and repair, while others are permanently fixed to the vehicle.

NE EV Motor Housing

PS EV Motor Housing

DU Motor Housing

HR/PU Motor Housing

HR/PU Front Cover Assembly

HR/PU Rear Cover

HR/PU Cover Sensor

NE-EV End Cover Assembly

NE-EV End Cover Assembly

NE-EV Rear Cover

NE-EV Plate Rotor

HEV/PHEV Motor Housing

The electric motor of an electric vehicle is a key component that converts the electrical energy stored in the vehicle's battery into mechanical energy to drive the vehicle. The motor housing provides protection and support structure for the motor, allowing it to operate reliably and efficiently. The size and shape of the housing may vary depending on the size and type of motor used in the vehicle. For example, a small electric vehicle may have a compact motor and a relatively small housing, while a large electric vehicle may have a larger motor and a correspondingly larger housing.

In addition to protecting and supporting the motor during operation, the motor housing may also perform other functions depending on the specific design of the vehicle. For example, some motor housings may have heat sinks or other features to help dissipate the heat generated by the generator during operation, while others may have mounting points or other features to facilitate installation in the vehicle. Overall, the motor housing is an important part of the electric vehicle's drivetrain and plays a vital role in the vehicle's performance and reliability.

Hybrid Electric Vehicle/Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle Motor Housing

In electric vehicles, a combination of a speed reducer and a module is installed to perform the functions of a traditional vehicle's internal combustion engine. In hybrid vehicles, the components installed between the engine and the transmission provide power to the vehicle at low speeds and high torque.