Up to 1,500 kg payload and 4,200 mm reach support automotive body modules, battery packs, heavy tooling processes, and logistics applications.

KUKA supports sustainable mobility with 12 more friction welding cells, following last year’s major EV production order from a leading U.S. automotive manufacturer.

Four-axis robots handle 60 kg payload and can reach of up to 1.2 meters, suitable for multiple electronic applications.

KUKA is supporting its customers in the transition to more sustainable mobility with state-of-the-art technology.

Automation for low-emission mo- bility: At ZF Gusstechnologie GmbH in Nuremberg, 36 KR IONTECs will soon begin their work. They will handle castings for plug-in hybrid transmissions.

KUKA's technology expertise will be used when the Swedish automotive group expands its electric vehicle range in its US plant.

KUKA and Ford Otosan in Turkey have signed a new framework contract for supplying more than 700 robots for Ford’s next generation electrical and connected commercial vehicle projects in Ford`s plants in Kocaeli.

Audi is relying on cooperation with KUKA for the body-in-white production of two important volume models.

Since 2017, the frames of the Mercedes G-Class have been manufactured fully automatically at MAGNA Presstec thanks to a KUKA production line. Now the off-road icon is getting an electrified update and a new production line for the electric variant. Here, the Austrian automotive supplier is once again relying on KUKA's technology expertise.

The energy-efficient and future-proof KR C5 robot controller is finding a strong favor with customers in the automotive industry. A large order from BMW shows: There is confidence in the new generation of KUKA controllers. And extensive pilot tests have impressively demonstrated the performance of the KR C5.