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Our Company
What We Do
At Inmotion, we design, engineer, and manufacture advanced power electronics and electric motors for electric vehicles and industrial automation. Our product portfolio includes: Low-voltage systems (12V–96V) for light electric vehicles and material handling, high-voltage systems (up to 800V) for heavy-duty and commercial EVs, AC inverters, motor controllers, and integrated drive systems and Electric motors optimized for traction, auxiliary functions, and hybrid integration.
With multiple manufacturing sites around the world where production of our components is replicated in multiple regions, in order to better serve our customers. This enables our customers to minimize lead times as well as logistics and inventory costs
From our worldwide application centers, we provide OEMs with local support and are able to customize our product offering to the specific needs of each vehicle. We can provide system design support in order to offload the vehicle OEM's R&D resources, or just focus on providing excellent component support.
Our Company History
Inmotion’s legacy spans nearly six decades of innovation in electronics and motion control adaptability. Over the years, what we know as Inmotion has evolved through strategic acquisitions and rebranding, each phase expanding its technological capabilities and market reach. Today, we continue to build on this rich heritage, delivering reliable, high-performance solutions that power the future of electric mobility.
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1967 - 1989
Our journey began in 1967, when GME System was founded in Sweden during a time of rapid industrial modernization. The company emerged as a pioneer in designing customized electronics for industrial automation, serving a growing demand for smarter, more efficient control systems in factories and machinery.
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1989 - 1999
In 1989, GME was acquired by Atlas Copco and renamed Atlas Copco Controls, marking its entry into a broader industrial ecosystem. Another defining milestone came in 1996, whit the launch of our first AC inverters for electric forklift trucks, leading the industry-wide shift from DC to AC technology in material handling. This innovation was rooted in our expertise in AC induction and servo control systems, developed through robotics and industrial automation.
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1999 - 2009
A few years later, in 1999, the company was acquired by Danaher Corporation and officially became Inmotion Technologies, aligning with a global leader in motion control. The early 2000s saw further expansion through the integration of Kollmorgen and Elmo Motors, forming Danaher Motion.
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2006 - 2014
In 2009 the Electric Vehicle business (EVS) of Danaher Motion changes name to the Kollmorgen brand. With a global footprint and history of excellence including manufacturing in China Sweeden and the US.![2014-Today]()
2014 - Present
In 2014, ZAPI GROUP acquired the company and restored the name Inmotion. This acquisition marked a strategic turning point, integrating Inmotion into a global electrification powerhouse and expanding its role in high-voltage solutions for hybrid and heavy-duty electric vehicles.
ZAPI Group’s portfolio includes motion controllers, electric motors, and high-frequency battery chargers, as well as a family of innovative companies including ZAPI, Schabmüller, Delta-Q, BlueBotics, ZIVAN, Best Motor, ZTP, Ubiquicom, 4e Consulting and Stercom Power Solutions.This ecosystem enables Inmotion to offer fully integrated electrification solutions
