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Join us in our virtual booth tour at SEMA360 with Lawson Mollica of AEM Performance Electronics. AEM Electronics has been hard at work their AEM EV control systems. AEM EV Vehicle Control Units (VCUs) are the missing link for high-performance EV street-conversion and motorsports applications. The AEM EV PDU-8 is an affordable solution for controlling switched devices like cooling fans, headlights, brake lights, turn signals, windshield wipers, etc. on EV street-conversion and motorsports vehicles. Water/methanol injection for forced induction (turbocharged or supercharged) gas-powered race engines is a proven means for effectively reducing engine inlet air temperatures and suppressing harmful detonation. As far as proof on concept, they've successfully partnered with many builders and drivers in the EV space, like Ford Performance, Steve Huff Motorsports and EV West.

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