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E-Antrieb.Net: Development and Production Environment for Electric Drive Trains in a SME Focused Network

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The aim to reduce CO2 emission, rising oil prices, tightened exhaust gas rules and a growing sense for sustainable living leads to a promising market for electro mobility. This fact is underlined by numerous studies of consulting companies like Boston Consulting and Roland Berger [1, 2]. The expected sales figures for vehicles with an electric drive in 2015 get up to 400,000. The German federal government has set one million electric vehicles as target state for the year 2020. The aim is to develop Germany with the strong automotive and supplier industry as a lead market for electro mobility.

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The approach presented in this paper is part of the collaborative research project E-Antrieb.NET. We would like to thank our project partners, the industry representatives, the AiF, the BMWi as well as the FVA with regard to contents and the financial support of the research network E-Antrieb.NET.

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Schuh, G. et al. (2013). E-Antrieb.Net: Development and Production Environment for Electric Drive Trains in a SME Focused Network. In: Schuh, G., Neugebauer, R., Uhlmann, E. (eds) Future Trends in Production Engineering. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-24491-9_11

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