Electric Integration
Kyburz Switzerland AG, Relies on ABM Drives for High-Performance Technology in Postal Delivery and Electric Sports Cars. Article courtesy of ABM Drives.
Kyburz Switzerland AG—headquartered near Zurich—offers high-quality mobility and transport solutions used for postal delivery. When it comes to drive technology, the provider relies on the support and turnkey solutions of ABM Drives Inc., from concept to series production.
Founded in 1991, Kyburz Switzerland AG has 150 employees and is known for urban delivery vehicles featuring automatic parking brakes and reverse gears that are beneficial in the wintry Swiss conditions.
The E-Mobile fleet of Kyburz DXPs combines the efficiency of a two-wheeler with the safety and stability of a three-wheel vehicle. DXP is driven by postal operators in various countries such as Germany, Finland or Austria, as well numerous cities such as Winterthur or Montreux. However, postal and logistics companies are not the only ones relying on these environmentally friendly vehicles. Many popular luxury electric sport cars like the eRod use ABM Drives Inc. technologies.
“We offer a comprehensive service package,” says Daniel Weber, head of development at Kyburz. “We develop, produce vehicles and take care of the after-sale service. We also take them back after being used, process them or take care of their recycling.” Currently, over 23,000 of these electric vehicles are on the roads worldwide. Apart from the USA, the company is active in all markets worldwide.
Required: High-Performance and Efficient Drives
Postal workers need to deliver their shipments quickly and reliably. They require vehicles that are efficient and inexpensive to maintain. This places particularly high demands on the drives. Postal workers must be able to manage steep streets with fully loaded vehicles and be able to accelerate at all times. Since these vehicles are used daily, both acceleration and range play a major role and require motor performance and efficiency.

The maintenance-free AC drive is suitable for journeys with high load peaks and high continuous performance (courtesy ABM).