History

Hitachi Astemo conducts absorption-type merger with Hitachi Astemo Electric Motor Systems, Ltd., its wholly owned subsidiary in the Electric Vehicle Motor Business, on April 1st.

Changed capital structure of Hitachi Astemo with the capital participation of JIC Capital.

Developed thin inverter technology for EVs that is both compact and energy-efficient

Accelerate the use of renewable energy by expanding the installation of solar power generation equipment to become carbon neutral

Began mass production of inverters for electric vehicles at the Miyagi No. 4 Plant to meet growing demand for electrified products.

Hitachi Automotive Systems, Keihin, Showa and Nissin Kogyo conclude management integration and establishes Hitachi Astemo​

Development of high-precision track planning technology for comfortable automated vehicle space

Development of “Direct Electrified Wheel,” a compact and lightweight direct drive system, for realization of in-wheel EVs