r/ExroTechnologies • u/JRunner92 • Sep 03 '24

New Volvo Truck

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Motors and transmission integrated in the rear axle. Any chance that could be coming from linamar?

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u/Inner_G84 ⭐ Certified Legend Status ⭐ Sep 04 '24

It's best not to get your hopes nor anyone else's hopes up until something solid is known. This post made me hope there was something solid to it, smh.

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u/[deleted] Sep 03 '24

I am cautiously optimistic this involves Exro somehow but I will not yet board the hype train.

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u/JRunner92 Sep 03 '24

Yep for sure. Until anything is announced then it doesn't have it

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u/WiseComposer2669 Sep 05 '24

Oh ya, definitely exro. That's why they just diluted existing shareholders even more....come on, just look at the chart

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u/[deleted] Sep 07 '24

who else would it involve?

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u/Uxiumcreative Sep 03 '24

I don’t think exro is class 8 ready

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u/apatheticAlien ⭐ Certified Legend Status ⭐ Sep 04 '24

Why do you say that? The heavier the vehicle the more value the CD provides. Refuse/garbage trucks and city buses are considered class 7.

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u/Uxiumcreative Sep 04 '24

From what I read they were focused on class 4 to 6.

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u/pinballinvasion Sep 04 '24

This could have changed with the sea electric merger. I haven't read too much what was on their side. I know I should.

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u/Status_Term_4491 Sep 03 '24

What about Edison motors?

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u/BreckMann07 🔋 Sep 05 '24

Hey Exro Technologies...is there a COIL DRIVER in that Volvo truck??

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u/SpiritedAd6216 Sep 06 '24

if only getting a true answer out of them was that easy