Ecotron is proud to support Unicamp E-Racing at Formula SAE Brazil 2025. With our VCU technology and Simulink integration, the team validated their systems, passed technical inspection, and earned top results. This success shows the impact of empowering student engineers to innovate and lead the future of mobility.

The article discusses the role of zonal control units in modern vehicle architectures and introduces Ecotron’s SV82399A ZCU. It highlights how the unit simplifies wiring, enhances efficiency, and provides a reliable platform for next-generation EVs.

This article highlights Ecotron’s partnership with Invotek Group, focusing on the production of our next-generation EV Charging Controllers (EVCC) at Invotek’s MARA Technologies facility in Michigan. It provides a behind-the-scenes look at the plant tour, the advanced manufacturing processes, and how the collaboration is helping scale our technology with precision and quality.

This article highlights three of Ecotron’s top engineers who are leading projects and driving innovation in the automotive electronics industry. It celebrates their expertise, teamwork, and contributions to Ecotron’s mission of shaping the future of advanced vehicle technologies.

Take a look at our newest controllers designed for EV development—built to power everything from drivetrains to centralized computing systems. This guide breaks down the key features of the DCU, CCU, and TCU to help you choose the right fit for your next project.

Ecotron proudly introduces its newest Infotainment System Controller. Built on the powerful NXP i.MX8QM platform, this controller delivers high-performance computing, seamless subsystem integration, and rich user interface capabilities. Designed to meet the demands of modern mobility, it sets a new standard for in-vehicle intelligence and connectivity.

Ecotron's Newest Chassis Domain Controller – Powered by Infineon TC397

Powered by Infineon TC367