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BMW launches trial production of energy control systems at Shenyang plant

According to IT Home, BMW Group began trial production of its energy control system at the Shenyang powertrain plant on September 22. The move marks the full localization of all core aspects of the sixth‑generation battery in China, including R&D, parts supply, cell manufacturing, battery pack and energy control system production. Shenyang is the only BMW factory outside Germany with this capability and the only plant in the global network that integrates casting, engine, battery and energy control system production in one site.

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BMW launches trial production of energy control systems at Shenyang plant
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  1. 01BMW Group began trial production of energy control systems at its Shenyang powertrain plant on September 22.
  2. 02The plant will localize all core aspects of the sixth‑generation battery in China, including R&D, parts supply, cell manufacturing, battery pack and energy control system production.
  3. 03The energy control system is the central control unit developed by BMW, installed on top of the battery pack to ensure safe, intelligent operation.
  4. 04Shenyang is the only BMW factory outside Germany with energy control system production capability and the only plant in the global network that integrates casting, engine, battery and energy control system production in one site.

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