Vanguard, a leader in commercial power, has expanded its portfolio to include a new line of high-efficiency electric motors. By adding motors to its existing lineup of commercial lithium-ion battery packs, motor controllers and chargers, Vanguard now offers OEMs a complete, pre-validated 48V electrification stack designed to accelerate time-to-market and simplify the transition to electric power.
As part of the full 48V electrification systems product expansion, Vanguard now also offers an analog throttle. The throttle provides continuous, proportional signal modulation to deliver smooth, variable-speed control across the equipment’s operating range.
With the introduction of its new MVG Series motors, Vanguard eliminates the multi-vendor integration challenges OEMs face when building electric power systems from scratch. Vanguard’s 48V system features components engineered to operate as one unified platform, designed specifically to communicate and perform seamlessly together. By eliminating complex custom integration, this solution saves months of R&D time and reduces upfront development costs.
“Adding electric motors to our portfolio allows Vanguard to solve technical integration challenges on behalf of our customers,” said David Frank, senior vice president and president of electrification at Briggs & Stratton. “By moving beyond fragmented component sourcing, we deliver a fully integrated 48V system that gives equipment manufacturers a direct, reliable pathway to production. It’s a complete solution built on more than a century of real-world application expertise.”