Inverter | Tech Talks | Lucid Motors

How does the #LucidAir deliver mind-blowing efficiency that internal combustion engines could only dream of? In the latest episode of Tech Talks, our SVP of Product and Chief Engineer, Eric Bach, does a deep dive on the inverter — also known as the motor controller — only from Lucid.

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Inverter | Tech Talks | Lucid Motors

[ninokarotta]

This was one of the all-time great tech demonstrations of the automotive industry. Well paced, perfectly structured, elegantly illustrated, lovingly told with measured enthusiasm. No better way to make viewers feel your passion for engineering excellence. I wish you the best for the ultimate challenge: scaling up. The world needs this kind of devotion for furthering progress.

[nafeesahamedk]

The integrated controller is the heart of an EV. The way he delivered this topic is impeccable.

[evkx]

This is so impressive how Lucid presents their technology. I wished everyone did this. Very interesting

[SinisterMD]

Power is nothing without control. That statement holds true for many things including EVs. Masterful work you all have done. I wish my classes in school were this well taught.

[NyashaM]

the confidence to do an in depth tech talks speaks volumes. Lucid has the best tech for EVs bar none. It's like every single thing was meant to one up Tesla

[anthonysmithtube]

An amazing talk. The combination of verbal, sketched & animated visuals are superb. Wish I'd had this at school.

[Wolfson]

I'm so glad I own a Lucid Air, what a fantastic and elegant engineering achievement.

[Miata]

It is perfect that Tech Talk videos each start with a discussion of fundamentals before diving into the good stuff. Now I am very curious to see inside the heat exchanger and the mysterious coolant control device, but not so curious that I would take a band saw to the inverters of my amazing Air GT.

[ssjung]

I was very surprised that the motor cooling oil and inverter cooling oil are used and controlled at the same time. This is one of the secrets of the high efficiency achieved by the Lucid team.

[johnreed]

Electrifying experience watching these videos! Keep them coming

[pwmcnamara]

Awesome! I would love to see some high volume manufacturing of your motors and inverters which would allow them be used for more applications.

[ashishrastogi]

Thanks so much for this video. I enjoy learning from these tech talks especially Peter's battery one. Please more of these!

[TTemobility]

sehr interessant. nun interessiert mich noch welche aussergewöhnliche Kühlflüssigkeit über Dauer die Mikrokanäle frei hält.

[musicjohn]

Incredible engineering. Keep up the the great work.

[Mad-vdn]

This cooling plate is just art. Well done

[ruaraidhmcdonald-walker]

This is why you learn trigonometry at school kids!! Inverters are all about sin and cos!

[SevensAvatar]

Thank You Eric Bach, Sie haben ganz gut und verständlich alles erklärt. Mein 4 Simester Technische Informatik hat mir geholfen, Ihre Tech Begriffe besser zu Verstehen und zu ergreifen😀😀😀😀

[lo_Navy]

you're gonna need these tech in deserts

[beaux]

The design and implementation is a work of art. Very clear that this is not a coincidence but intentional work of good management and choosing the right people to do their best work without a fear based culture. This video is yet another demonstration that you can design, manufacture and deliver a next generation EV. My hats off on this intelligent design, it makes other EV’s primitive at best for the challenges that ev’s have to overcome day in and day out between human error, road hazards and Elon’s ego

[silverlover]

Thanks for the make small vehicles under $40, 000