Well, I thought everyone knew this but maybe not so it seemed worth posting since questions keep arising about various aspects of the Ocean Powertrain like how "real" the range numbers are. There is a fair amount of information out there about the powertrain and I have posted a few links below.
Main thing to understand is the Ocean is built on Magna's new eTelligentReach powertrain. (Note that this is different than their eTelligentForce for trucks or the eTelligentEco for PHEVs). Magna formally debuted this at CES this year. It has been widely reported and is known to be the Ocean's powertrain. There is a lot of discussion in the various articles about the silicon carbide inverters, the torque vectoring, the decoupling technology to improve efficiency, etc.
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Main thing to understand is the Ocean is built on Magna's new eTelligentReach powertrain. (Note that this is different than their eTelligentForce for trucks or the eTelligentEco for PHEVs). Magna formally debuted this at CES this year. It has been widely reported and is known to be the Ocean's powertrain. There is a lot of discussion in the various articles about the silicon carbide inverters, the torque vectoring, the decoupling technology to improve efficiency, etc.

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