Safran Electrical & Power Leads Aviation Electrification with New Innovations
Paris, Friday, 18 July 2025.
Safran Electrical & Power introduces the ENGINeUS™ electric motor range, highlighting their commitment to advancing electrical solutions for improved efficiency and performance in the aviation industry.
Revolutionary Electrical Solutions
Safran Electrical & Power has launched the ENGINeUS™ electric motor range, continuing its focus on developing modular and optimized electrical systems for the aviation industry. This innovative product line is particularly aimed at supporting the industry’s shift towards more electric aircraft, offering scalable solutions that can be tailored to different applications and requirements on board aircraft [1][2].
Technical Specifications of ENGINeUS™
The ENGINeUS™ range includes powerful electric motors, such as a 45 kW motor with a remarkable energy efficiency of over 94% and a power-to-weight ratio of 2.5 kW/kg. These motors are designed for both electric and hybrid propulsion, which are poised to transform the efficiency and sustainability of aircraft operations. The motors are lightweight, with the 45 kW model weighing just 18 kg inclusive of its controller [3].
Enhancing Efficiency and Environmental Impact
The shift towards electrification in the aviation industry plays a crucial role in minimizing environmental impact. Safran’s innovations align with global trends to reduce carbon emissions, with hybrid and electric propulsion systems that promise lower fuel consumption and emissions. By offering solutions like the ENGINeUS™ motors, Safran is not only enhancing aircraft efficiency but also reducing operational costs for airlines [1][3].
Regulatory and Market Context
Regulatory changes and market demands are driving the aviation sector towards cleaner technologies. Safran’s advancements are in line with evolving regulations aimed at reducing the carbon footprint of the aviation industry. These efforts are supported by substantial investments in research and development, evidenced by Safran’s ongoing partnerships and technological agreements to deliver electric and hybrid engines that meet future industry standards [3][5].