SHERIDAN, WYOMING -- June 7, 2026 -- ABB AG will present an electrification portfolio covering traction motors, mobile inverters and battery systems at IVT Expo Europe 2026, running on 10 and 11 June 2026 at Köln Messe in Cologne. The company occupies Hall 1, Stand 1070, displaying the AMXE Series traction motor, the HES580 and HES880 mobile inverters and the Max Series LTO battery pack alongside power electronics building blocks for high-voltage DC architectures. With more than 105,000 employees and a history spanning more than 140 years, ABB positions electrification and automation as the two pillars of its industrial offering. All three product lines address heavy electrical vehicles, off-road machines, and rail and marine applications where reliability and harsh-environment performance are primary engineering requirements.
AMXE Series Traction Motor Is Built for Compact, Configurable Heavy Vehicle Drivetrains
The AMXE Series is a configurable traction motor developed for heavy electrical vehicle drivetrains. Compactness is a defining design criterion, targeting applications where tight packaging constraints must coexist with high power demands. Heavy electric vehicles — including utility equipment and construction machines — impose specific requirements on motor form factor and thermal management. The AMXE is positioned for engineering teams configuring drive systems around vehicle-specific constraints rather than adapting vehicles to a fixed motor envelope.
HES580 and HES880 Mobile Inverters Target Off-Road Machines and Marine Platforms
The HES580 and HES880 are scalable inverters designed to run across a wide range of off-road machine and marine applications. Robustness and scalability are the two stated design priorities, with both models built to improve efficiency, reliability and performance across varying operational loads. The product pairing covers different power and form-factor requirements, making the line applicable across machine categories rather than a single vehicle type. Both units address the demanding operating conditions common to off-highway and waterborne environments.
Max Series Traction Battery Applies LTO Chemistry for Fast Charging and Long Cycle Life
The Max Series is a high-power LTO battery pack for demanding use in rail, marine and off-road environments. Lithium titanate oxide chemistry offers faster charge rates and a longer operational cycle life compared to standard lithium-ion configurations — a practical advantage for operators who need to minimize downtime between recharging cycles. Robust safety performance for field conditions is a stated design requirement. The Max Series targets the same high-reliability, harsh-environment operational profile as the AMXE motor and HES inverter lines on the ABB stand.
DC Galvanic Isolator, Reversible Inverter and DC/DC Converters Complete the High-Voltage Portfolio
Three additional power electronics components round out the ABB display. The DC Galvanic Isolator is a fixed-ratio standalone building block that adds galvanic isolation at any point in a high-voltage DC architecture. Short sentences matter here. The Reversible DC/AC Inverter is a three-phase unit suited to both on-board and stationary uses, covering power backup for critical infrastructure including gensets and on-board charging systems. HV-LV DC/DC Converters spanning 2 to 12 kW complete the offering, built with an ultra-robust design for the most severe shock and vibration conditions encountered in harsh operating environments.
ABB Frames Its IVT Expo Presence Around Electrification and Automation as Core Industrial Priorities
ABB describes electrification and automation as its twin strategic pillars, with the company's internal framing — "Engineered to Outrun" — built around helping industrial customers improve efficiency, productivity and sustainability simultaneously. At IVT Expo Europe 2026, each component on the stand reflects that approach: the product set covers power conversion, energy storage and motor drive as a connected set of building blocks for mobile electrification projects. ABB shares trade on both the SIX Swiss Exchange under the ticker ABBN and on Nasdaq Stockholm under ABB.
Engineering and procurement teams evaluating electrification components for heavy vehicles, off-road machines and marine applications can find further information at ABB.