Haosi Powertrain to Debut at Munich Motor Show: Super Hybrid System Can Reduce Costs by 20%

Geely and Renault's joint venture, Haosi Powertrain, a global powertrain company, will make its European debut at the 2025 Munich Motor Show on September 8th, showcasing its future super hybrid powertrain system 2.0.

Future Super Hybrid Powertrain System 2.0

The key highlights of the Future Super Hybrid Powertrain System 2.0 are its high integration and lightweight modular design—integrating key powertrain components such as the engine, motor, and transmission into a single unit, simplifying the overall structure and enhancing adaptability.

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This system boasts multiple adaptability advantages: In terms of fuel, it is compatible with gasoline, ethanol, methanol, and other synthetic fuels, adapting to different regional energy structures. Regarding platform modification, OEMs can complete hybrid conversion through a "plug-and-play" model without major adjustments to existing pure electric platforms, and without refactoring the transmission system or building new production lines, significantly reducing conversion costs and time. According to official information, compared to traditional hybrid solutions, this system is expected to achieve 20% cost savings, and the first models equipped with this system are planned to be mass-produced and on the road by 2027. Amorphous motors, a joint venture between Geely and Renault in the field of powertrain technology, are positioned to provide efficient and flexible powertrain solutions for global OEMs. This European debut not only showcases its technological strength overseas for the first time but also provides the global automotive industry with a new path that balances cost control and multi-energy compatibility in its electrification transformation.