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Rheinmetall has secured a double-digit million euro order from a prominent North American truck manufacturer to supply CWA 2000 high-voltage coolant pumps for battery-powered trucks. The order was reported on June 13, 2025.
Rheinmetall received a double-digit million euro order from an unnamed North American truck manufacturer for CWA 2000 high-voltage coolant pumps for electric trucks, with deliveries from 2028 to 2035.
Rheinmetall secured an order worth €26 million from a new Asian engine maker for CWA2000 high-voltage coolant pumps used in fuel cell vehicles and stationary power plants. Production will start in 2027 at the Hartha plant and run until 2031.
Rheinmetall won an order worth a low three-digit million euro amount to manufacture exhaust gas recirculation valves for a car manufacturer from January 2026 to December 2031. The order was booked in June 2024 and announced on 27 August 2024.
Rheinmetall received a major order for several million electric coolant pumps from an unnamed international car manufacturer, worth a low three-digit million euro amount. Production started and runs until 2030, with a service contract until 2045.
Rheinmetall received two new orders for its plug and play heat pump module, one from a foreign e-bus conversion specialist worth a high single-digit million euro amount and one from a German e-off-road vehicle maker in the single-digit million euro range, totaling double-digit million euros.
Rheinmetall has won an order for several hundred thousand high-voltage CWA 2000 electric coolant pumps for an unnamed electric truck customer. The order is worth a mid-two-digit million-euro range, with production starting in 2025 and deliveries through 2030.
Rheinmetall has won its first order for its plug-and-play thermal management heat pump module for a hydrogen fuel cell truck from an unnamed new customer. It marks the first use of the module in a hydrogen-powered vehicle.
Rheinmetall received a new order for several hundred thousand CWA 2000 high-voltage electric coolant pumps for 800V applications from an unnamed automaker, worth a mid-double-digit million euro figure. Production starts in 2025 and runs to 2030.
Rheinmetall won an order from a major international automaker for nearly two million WUP3 electric coolant pumps, worth a mid-two-digit million-euro figure, with production running from 2024 through December 2031.
Rheinmetall received a seven-year order from a European electric tractor manufacturer for a preassembled plug-and-play heat pump for thermal management. The order is valued in the lower two-digit millions of euros and deliveries for field testing start in 2024.
Rheinmetall won three orders from one of the world's largest automakers to supply electric coolant pumps (WUP3, WUP80, MEP150), worth an aggregate upper-two-digit million-euro amount, with production running 2023 to autumn 2031.
Rheinmetall received two first-ever orders from a major international truckmaker for electronic coolant control valves for fuel cell trucks, with an aggregate value in the mid-two-digit million-euro range; first deliveries are due in 2024 and full-scale production in 2028.
Rheinmetall has developed a prototype propane (R290) e-compressor and heat pump module for electric vehicles, presented at the ATMO Europe Summit in September 2023, with market availability targeted by 2028.
An internationally active new truck-sector customer awarded Rheinmetall a first order for exhaust gas recirculation poppet and flap valves meeting Euro 7 requirements. Lifetime volume is nearly one million units, the order value is in the three-digit million euro range, and full-scale delivery starts in 2026.
Rheinmetall has won a €770 million long-term supply contract for propane (R290) compressors, reportedly for a domestic heat pump manufacturer. The announcement was made in January 2023.
Earlier in 2023 Rheinmetall won a long-term supply contract worth EUR 770 million (US$841 million) for R290-based compressors, reportedly for an unnamed manufacturer.
Rheinmetall's Sensors and Actuators division won a long-term supply contract worth over €770 million (including VAT) from an unnamed industrial customer for stationary refrigerant compressors using R290 propane. It is the largest single order by a non-military Rheinmetall unit outside automotive.
Rheinmetall subsidiary Pierburg received an order from an unnamed automaker for low- and high-pressure exhaust gas recirculation modules with a lifetime value of about €300 million, with production starting in August 2026.
Rheinmetall won an order worth €80 million from a globally operating automotive system partner for an electric a/c compressor for electric vehicles. Production will start in 2023 at Rheinmetall's plant in Abadiano, Spain.
Rheinmetall won an order worth €80 million from an unnamed global automotive system partner to supply an electric air conditioning compressor for electric vehicles, with production starting in 2023 at its plant in Abadiano, Spain.
Rheinmetall received an order from an international automaker for CWA400 electric coolant pumps for luxury hybrid vehicles, worth a figure in the two-digit million-euro range. Pierburg Pump Technology will produce the pumps at Hartha, Saxony, with delivery complete by 2024.
Rheinmetall, through subsidiary Pierburg, secured two back pressure valve orders for commercial vehicle engines worth a combined €37 million excluding VAT. One is from a Chinese engine maker, built locally in China, and the other from a South American customer, built in Ústí nad Labem, Czech Republic.
Rheinmetall's Automotive arm won an eight-year order from an unnamed international automaker to supply electric water recirculation pumps, with lifetime value of EUR130 million, produced at its Pierburg Huayu joint venture plant in Shanghai.
Pierburg Pump Technology, part of Rheinmetall Automotive, won orders worth €215 million from an international automaker for its CWA 400 electric coolant pump, produced in Hartha, Saxony.
Rheinmetall subsidiary Pierburg won an order from Karma Automotive to supply CWA coolant pumps for the Revero plug-in hybrid, built from its Hartha, Saxony plant, with a contract value in the low six-digit euro range.
Rheinmetall subsidiary Pierburg received an order for electronically controlled back-pressure valves from an unnamed Chinese-American engine manufacturer, with lifetime volume worth over EUR 71 million (USD 84 million). The press release was issued on 7 December 2017.
