Conventional lubricants contribute to copper corrosion and how the right eFluid formulation can protect copper, preserving vital component integrity.

The development of electrified transmission fluids can enhance electric vehicle performance and help unlock the power of innovative new motor designs.

Read Afton Chemical's article on how lubricant technology plays a key role in unlocking performance for electrified drivetrain hardware.

The next step change for electric vehicles, the compact eAxle, is poised to add appeal to BEVs thanks to direct cooling and multiple speeds.

To understand the myriad lubrication needs of eAxles, it helps to define what an eAxle is and highlight the many types of technology it may contain.

Adam Banks presented 'eMobility and Future Lubricants' at the ICIS Middle East Base Oil and Lubricants Conference in October 2020

The Chinese OEM overseas market is still small compared to domestic sales, but exports are set to grow significantly worldwide, with eMobility as the driving force.

In this article published in Lube magazine, Afton explores how eMobility will influence how and what we sell.

Learn how drivetrain electrification is encouraging engineers and chemists to work together to find solutions to shared e-mobility challenges.

Drivetrain electrification is a real challenge for the lubricant as it is the one component that touches every part of the transmission.