The Road to Electrification The Magna Powertrain Approach. Dr. Stephan Weng EVP GETRAG Global, Magna Powertrain

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1 The Road to Electrification The Magna Powertrain Approach Dr. Stephan Weng EVP GETRAG Global, Magna Powertrain

2 Technology Drivers Legal Requirements End Consumer Expectations OEM Brand DNA OEM Global Product Portfolio Growing Electrification Rate

3 Legal Requirements Entry Bans Access Restrictions Limited Registrations Congestion Fees Road Taxes Quotas Financial Motivations / Penalties Tax on Registrations Emission Norms Air Quality andenvironmental Laws Fleet Consumption

4 End Consumer Expectations Performance and Power Price Congestion charge Restricted access Registration Limits Full entry ban Registration Tax Quotas Incentive/ Penalty Systems Road tax Range & Charging Time Environmental laws Air quality laws Futureproof Emission norms Fleet consumption

5 OEM Brand DNA QUALITY COMFORT DYNAMICS EFFICIENCY DESIGN TECHNOLOGY PERFORMANCE DRIVING PLEASURE RELIABILITY

6 Powertrain Electrification isgrowing Growing Electrification Rate % 6% 13% 18% 34% 11% 16% Powertrain electrification is growing significantly 33% 18% 41% Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) Micro Hybrid: ICE with 12V start/stop functionality & regeneration capability Mild Hybrid: ICE with 48V start/stop functionality, regeneration & boosting capability PHEV/HEV: ICE with high voltage emachine, full electric driving, external charging EV: No ICE; battery or fuel cell electric vehicle

7 2025: Major Markets Powertrain Penetration Rate 2-22% USA 2025 EU 2025 China % 3-4% 8 11% 5 8% 15-25% 8 17% 26 42% 38 73% 10-12% Diverse market frameworks require various powertrain applications 17-28% 64% 40 51% Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) Micro Hybrid: ICE with 12V start/stop functionality & regeneration capability Spread according Magna s investigations. Mild Hybrid: ICE with 48V start/stop functionality, regeneration & boosting capability PHEV/HEV: ICE with high voltage emachine, full electric driving, external charging EV: No ICE; battery or fuel cell electric vehicle

8 Powertrain Evolution 6 Internal Combustion Engine Architectures 42 Electrification Architectures Internal Combustion Engine including Stop/ Start Electrification Mild Hybrids # 21 Hybrid Electric Vehicle/Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle # 17 Battery Electric Vehicle # 4 The variety and complexity of the powertrain increases with electrification

9 48V Mild Hybrid Solutions Twin edrive System (Torque vectoring) MPT products support 28 out of 42 electrified powertrain architectures egearboxes Highly Integrated edrive System Our etelligentdrive portfolio includes highly integrated systems from Mild Hybrid to BEV Hybrid Manual Transmission Mild /Full Hybrid Dual-Clutch Transmissions

10 We Master Complexity through Building Blocks Electrical Components Mechanical Components emachine We master the increased complexity with modular and scalable components and systems Clutch Modules Actuation Software MASTERING COMPLEXITY

11 Building Blocks Applications I eaxle, single speed eaxle, two-speed that allow electrification units from Mild Hybrid to BEV BUILDING BLOCKS

12 Building Blocks Applications II 7DCT300 7HDT300 from conventional dual-clutch transmissions to integrated hybrid solutions BUILDING BLOCKS

13 Building Blocks Applications III 7HDT300 48V 7HDT300 HV from mild to plug-in hybrid solutions BUILDING BLOCKS

14 Building Blocks Applications IV 7DCT300 7DCT302 to the extension of our torque range with optimized functions that enable a fast adaptation to market needs BUILDING BLOCKS

15 Mild Hybrid Benchmark Identify and focus on architectures with highest customer benefit 15

16 Summary We have never seen such a volatile market as today. The powertrain evolution leads to many new concepts. What do we need? Building Blocks with modular and scalable concepts for market-oriented and affordable electrification Flexibility to react to volatile developments and regional preferences System competency to design an efficient powertrain architecture with a variety of opportunities Identify and focus on architectures with highest customer benefit

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