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Hello. We translated de.wikipedia article and want to expand the en.wiki article of Vitesco Technologies. We want to add the part "Company Structure" + "Products":

Question - you say "we translated" and "we want". How many people access this account? --Drm310 🍁 (talk) 12:50, 21 October 2020 (UTC)

WP:Translation is a page which could help. Also, this request would be better placed at Talk:Vitesco Technologies. Seagull123 Φ 13:02, 26 October 2020 (UTC)

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--Powerauto123 (talk) 07:04, 21 October 2020 (UTC) Vitesco Technologies Industry automotive supplier Founded January 1, 2019 (2019-01-01) Headquarters Regensburg , Germany Area served worldwide Key people Andreas Wolf (CEO) Revenue 7,8 billion Euro (2019) Number of employees about 40,000 Website vitesco-technologies.com Vitesco Technologies (known as Continental Powertrain until autumn 2019), headquartered in Regensburg, is a German automotive supplier for drivetrain and powertrain technologies. Vitesco Technologies is a business area of Continental AG and develops solutions for electric drive as well as internal combustion engines. History On January 1, 2019, Continental Powertrain was carved out from the Continental AG. As part of the overall restructuring of Continental AG, Continental Powertrain was formed as the first of three new group sectors. Together with Continental Automotive Technologies and Continental Rubber Technologies, the three sectors make up the new structure of Continental since January 2020. The brand name was changed from Continental Powertrain to Vitesco Technologies. The new name was officially introduced on October 1, 2019. The new brand name originates from the Latin word “vita” (life). With this, the company aims to express its ability to react quickly and flexibly to the changing demands of the industry. Company Structure Vitesco Technologies was founded to act as a more independent and entrepreneurially flexible company. Andreas Wolf (CEO), Werner Volz (CFO) and Ingo Holstein (CHRO) form the company's management. Wolf had headed Continental's Powertrain division since 2018 and became CEO of Vitesco Technologies after the demerger. Vitesco Technologies has three business units which act economically independent: “Electronic Controls” headed by Wolfgang Breuer “Electrification Technology” headed by Thomas Stierle “Sensing & Actuation” headed by Klaus Hau. Products The company develops intelligent system solutions and components for hybrid electric, electric drive and combustion engines. The product portfolio includes electric drives, electronic control units, sensors and actuators, as well as exhaust management solutions. The products of Vitesco Technologies include all versions of electric drives, from 48-volt-systems and hybrid technologies to high-voltage components. In 2019, the company introduced their 48-volt-high-power drive with an output of 30kW. The 48-volt-hybrid component, consisting of an electric machine with integrated power electronics as well as a battery, has comparable functions as a high-voltage electric machine; however it is more compact, lighter and cheaper to produced while having the same efficiency. According to the company, the drivetrain system can lower the fuel consumption in hybrid electric cars by 20%. In the high-voltage segment, Vitesco Technologies offers an axle drive with two power outputs, 120 or 150kW. The high-voltage axle drive combines the electric engine, power electronics and reduction gear in one. Because of its size and efficiency, it is suitable for numerous vehicles and concepts. Power electronics, which control the cooperation between the electric machine and the battery, are another part of the product portfolio. Vitesco Technologies supplies various types of electronic vehicles with power electronics: from plug-in hybrids and electric cars with highly integrated axle drives to electric high-performance vehicles. The integrated power module allows a current of up to 650 amperes and provides the electric machine with energy and controls the energy recovery. References Edit Request Hello. We translated de.wikipedia article and want to expand the en.wiki article of Vitesco Technologies. We want to add the part "Company Structure" + "Products": Hi Powerauto123, I noticed that you posted another request edit on your talk page. If you would like to propose edits to Talk:Vitesco Technologies, please go to the Vitesco Technologies talk page and follow the instructions at this link. Also, Drm310 above asked about your comments saying "we translated and "we want". How many people edit with this account? I ask because shared accounts are not allowed so only one person should be editing on this account. Thanks again for your request and I hope you will respond below to our question. Z1720 (talk) 01:19, 5 November 2020 (UTC) Extended content --Powerauto123 (talk) 13:31, 4 November 2020 (UTC) Vitesco Technologies Industry automotive supplier Founded January 1, 2019 (2019-01-01) Headquarters Regensburg , Germany Area served worldwide Key people Andreas Wolf (CEO) Revenue 7,8 billion Euro (2019) Number of employees about 40,000 Website vitesco-technologies.com Vitesco Technologies (known as Continental Powertrain until autumn 2019), headquartered in Regensburg, is a German automotive supplier for drivetrain and powertrain technologies. Vitesco Technologies is a business area of Continental AG and develops solutions for electric drive as well as internal combustion engines. History On January 1, 2019, Continental Powertrain was carved out from the Continental AG. As part of the overall restructuring of Continental AG, Continental Powertrain was formed as the first of three new group sectors. Together with Continental Automotive Technologies and Continental Rubber Technologies, the three sectors make up the new structure of Continental since January 2020. The brand name was changed from Continental Powertrain to Vitesco Technologies. The new name was officially introduced on October 1, 2019. The new brand name originates from the Latin word “vita” (life). With this, the company aims to express its ability to react quickly and flexibly to the changing demands of the industry. Company Structure Vitesco Technologies was founded to act as a more independent and entrepreneurially flexible company. Andreas Wolf (CEO), Werner Volz (CFO) and Ingo Holstein (CHRO) form the company's management. Wolf had headed Continental's Powertrain division since 2018 and became CEO of Vitesco Technologies after the demerger. Vitesco Technologies has three business units which act economically independent: “Electronic Controls” headed by Wolfgang Breuer “Electrification Technology” headed by Thomas Stierle “Sensing & Actuation” headed by Klaus Hau. Products The company develops intelligent system solutions and components for hybrid electric, electric drive and combustion engines. The product portfolio includes electric drives, electronic control units, sensors and actuators, as well as exhaust management solutions. The products of Vitesco Technologies include all versions of electric drives, from 48-volt-systems and hybrid technologies to high-voltage components. In 2019, the company introduced their 48-volt-high-power drive with an output of 30kW. The 48-volt-hybrid component, consisting of an electric machine with integrated power electronics as well as a battery, has comparable functions as a high-voltage electric machine; however it is more compact, lighter and cheaper to produced while having the same efficiency. According to the company, the drivetrain system can lower the fuel consumption in hybrid electric cars by 20%. In the high-voltage segment, Vitesco Technologies offers an axle drive with two power outputs, 120 or 150kW. The high-voltage axle drive combines the electric engine, power electronics and reduction gear in one. Because of its size and efficiency, it is suitable for numerous vehicles and concepts. Power electronics, which control the cooperation between the electric machine and the battery, are another part of the product portfolio. Vitesco Technologies supplies various types of electronic vehicles with power electronics: from plug-in hybrids and electric cars with highly integrated axle drives to electric high-performance vehicles. The integrated power module allows a current of up to 650 amperes and provides the electric machine with energy and controls the energy recovery. References Vitesco Technologies Hi — it seems you added an AfC template to Vitesco Technologies, although the article has been published already a while ago so therefore doesn't need reviewing. I assumed this was in error, and have removed the template; if you really did mean to add it, perhaps you could elaborate? Thanks, --DoubleGrazing (talk) 13:52, 10 August 2021 (UTC)