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On June 22, 2025, BAIC Foton and ZF achieved a new milestone in their strategic partnership as the first AxTrax 2 e-drive axle rolled off the production line at their joint venture factory in Jiaxing. The AxTrax 2 features a 930V silicon carbide inverter delivering 210 kW continuous power and 26,000 N·m peak torque, with a 3-speed transmission and full synchronization with braking, ADAS, and autonomous driving systems. This milestone marks BAIC Foton's critical expansion from traditional powertrain components into advanced electric drive systems, with the joint venture's cumulative sales revenue reaching 20 billion yuan.

BAIC Foton and ZF celebrated the official rollout of the first AxTrax 2 e-drive axle at their joint venture factory in Jiaxing on June 22, 2025. This milestone marks a key step in their strategic cooperation, expanding from traditional transmissions into the e-drive domain. The AxTrax 2 features a 930V silicon carbide inverter, 210kW continuous power, 26,000 N·m peak torque, and full synchronization with braking, ADAS, and autonomous driving systems, providing an efficient electrification solution for next-generation commercial vehicles.

BAIC Foton and ZF have reached a new milestone in their strategic cooperation, with the first AxTrax 2 e-drive axle rolling off the production line at their joint venture factory in Jiaxing on June 22. The AxTrax 2 features a 930V silicon carbide inverter delivering 210 kW continuous power and 26,000 N·m peak torque, with a 3-speed transmission and full synchronization with braking, ADAS, and autonomous driving systems. This marks a critical step forward for BAIC Foton in mastering core new energy vehicle component technology, as the joint venture factory has achieved cumulative sales of 20 billion RMB.

BAIC Foton and ZF have achieved a major milestone in their strategic cooperation with the first AxTrax 2 e-drive axle rolling off the production line at their Jiaxing joint venture factory. The AxTrax 2 features a 930V silicon carbide inverter delivering 210kW continuous power and 26,000 N·m peak torque, with a 3-speed transmission and full synchronization with ADAS and autonomous driving systems. This marks a critical step for BAIC Foton in gaining a decisive voice in new energy core components for commercial vehicles, extending the partnership from traditional transmission to e-drive technology.

BAIC Foton and ZF have achieved a new milestone in their strategic partnership, with the first AxTrax 2 e-drive axle rolling off the production line at their joint venture factory in Jiaxing on June 22, 2025. The AxTrax 2, featuring a 930V silicon carbide inverter with 210kW continuous power output and 26,000 N·m peak torque, represents a next-generation integrated e-drive axle platform for medium and heavy commercial vehicles. This milestone marks a critical expansion of the partnership from traditional transmission systems into the e-mobility sector, supporting the global transition toward electrified commercial transportation.

BAIC Foton and ZF have achieved a new milestone in their strategic partnership, with the first AxTrax 2 e-drive axle rolling off the production line at their joint venture factory in Jiaxing on June 22. This next-generation integrated e-drive axle platform features a 930V silicon carbide inverter delivering 210kW continuous power and 26,000 N·m peak torque, designed for medium and heavy-duty commercial vehicles. The milestone marks a critical expansion of the BAIC Foton-ZF partnership from traditional transmissions into the electric drivetrain domain, supporting China's commercial vehicle electrification transformation.

On June 22, BAIC Foton and ZF celebrated a major milestone as the first AxTrax 2 e-drive axle rolled off the production line at their joint venture factory in Jiaxing. This next-generation integrated e-drive axle platform, featuring a 930V silicon carbide inverter with 210kW continuous power and 26,000 N·m peak torque, marks a strategic leap from traditional transmissions to electric drive systems for commercial vehicles. The achievement underscores BAIC Foton's commitment to full electrification, internationalization, and intelligent transformation, positioning the company at the forefront of China's commercial vehicle new energy transition.

BAIC Foton and ZF have achieved a major milestone in their strategic cooperation as the first AxTrax 2 e-drive axle rolled off the production line at their joint venture factory in Jiaxing on June 22. This integrated e-drive axle platform, featuring a 930V silicon carbide inverter delivering 210 kW continuous power and 26,000 N·m peak torque, represents a critical step in extending the partnership from traditional transmissions to the e-drive domain. The mass production of the AxTrax 2 marks a key advancement in BAIC Foton's new energy and intelligent transformation strategy, positioning the company to lead the commercial vehicle industry's transition toward electrification.

BAIC Foton and ZF Friedrichshafen celebrated a major milestone on June 22 as the first AxTrax 2 e-drive axle rolled off the production line at their joint venture factory in Jiaxing, China. This marks a critical step in Foton's new energy commercial vehicle strategy, with the AxTrax 2 platform delivering 210 kW continuous power, 26,000 Nm peak torque, and a 930V silicon carbide inverter for next-generation electric commercial vehicles. The achievement represents the deepening of the Foton-ZF partnership from traditional transmissions into the electric drive sector.

On June 22, the BAIC Foton and ZF joint venture factory in Jiaxing officially rolled out the first AxTrax 2 e-drive axle, marking a significant milestone in commercial vehicle electrification. The AxTrax 2 features a 930V silicon carbide inverter delivering 210kW continuous power and 26,000 N·m peak torque, with a modular design that replaces traditional engine, transmission, and driveline components. This strategic achievement strengthens BAIC Foton's leadership in new energy commercial vehicle technology, supporting the industry's green transformation during the "15th Five-Year Plan" period.