Today, e-motor technology is delivering diminishing returns on investment when compared to previous years, however the industry is now facing a new set of never-before-seen challenges.
Supply chains are constrained, there are new recyclability demands to reduce the environmental footprint of e-motors and an ongoing push to make smaller, more powerful, cheaper, and more sustainable e-motors.

• For most of the e-motor segment, learning about technology trends is a number one priority, as people are looking for different types of e-motors to solve different problems in different circumstances.
• While the segment is maturing, there is continued progress in making e-motors smaller, more powerful, and more sustainable. There is a greater drive for building a circular economy around materials being used, recyclability is no longer an afterthought – it is being built into design.
• Designing and building motors without rare earth magnets is a much bigger priority now than it has ever been because of supply chain issues and the current geopolitical situations.