The shift towards more sustainable commercial vehicles is accelerating, bringing growing demand for solutions that reduce emissions and support electrification. At IAA Transportation, Eaton will showcase a broad portfolio of technologies for both internal combustion and electrified drivetrains, including solutions designed to lower CO2 and NOx emissions, as well as enable fully electric, zero-emission vehicles.
From September 15 to 20, 2026
Hall 21, Booth #22
Helping OEMs and fleets improve efficiency, reliability and uptime with powertrain solutions ranging from advanced EV technologies to proven manual and automated manual transmissions.
With the growth of the electric vehicle market, it is important to expand what is considered with automotive safety. We combine automotive and commercial vehicle expertise with electrical insights to offer proven power distribution and protection technologies that reliably protect both people and EV systems.
Driven by stricter emissions regulations and carbon-neutrality goals, Eaton delivers technologies that improve the efficiency and sustainability of internal combustion engines. Its portfolio includes LIVC, CDA, VVA, and advanced engine brake solutions for diesel, hydrogen, and alternative-fuel applications.
Eaton continues to advance power management across its high- and low-voltage power conversion and distribution portfolio with scalable, efficient technologies engineered for flexible vehicle architectures.
Our power connections solutions are market-leading technologies for vehicle OEMs and global brands. From battery and high current terminals, to precision components, Eaton is pioneering the connections that deliver power efficiently and safely.
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Find us in Hall 21, Booth #B22
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