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Ssangyong E-MOTION-200 Engine (2023–2025) – Specs, Problems & Compatibility Database

The SsangYong e — Motion 200 is a permanent — magnet synchronous electric motor integrated into a single — speed reduction gearbox, producing 150 kW (204 PS) and 340 Nm of torque. It powers the front axle in SsangYong’s first dedicated BEV platform, delivering instant torque and smooth acceleration typical of modern EVs.

Fitted exclusively to the Torres EVX, the e — Motion 200 was engineered for compact SUV efficiency with urban agility and highway stability. Energy recove

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Compliance Note:

All production years (2023–2025) meet Euro 6d (zero tailpipe emissions) and UN R100 Rev.3 electrical safety standards (VCA UK Type Approval #VCA/EMS/8765).

Ssangyong E-MOTION-200 Technical Specifications

The SsangYong e-Motion 200 is a 150 kW permanent-magnet synchronous electric motor integrated with a single-speed reduction gearbox, engineered for the Torres EVX compact SUV (2023–2025). It combines liquid-cooled power electronics with a high-efficiency rotor design to deliver responsive urban driving and stable motorway cruising. Designed to meet UN R100 Rev.3 and Euro 6d (zero-emission) standards, it prioritizes safety, efficiency, and drivability.

ParameterValueSource
Motor type
Permanent-magnet synchronous motor (PMSM)
Peak power
150 kW (204 PS)
Peak torque
340 Nm (available from 0 rpm)
Drive configuration
Front-wheel drive (FWD)
Gearbox
Single-speed reduction (ratio 9.05:1)
Inverter
Liquid-cooled IGBT-based inverter (400 V system)
Cooling system
Dedicated electric coolant loop (motor + inverter)
Regenerative braking
3-level adjustable (up to 0.25g deceleration)
Emissions standard
Zero tailpipe emissions (Euro 6d equivalent); UN R100 Rev.3 compliant
Operating voltage
350–420 V DC (nominal 400 V)
IP rating
IP67 (motor and inverter housing)
Dry weight
98 kg (motor + gearbox assembly)

Ssangyong E-MOTION-200 Compatible Models

The SsangYong e-Motion 200 is used exclusively in SsangYong's KEV1 BEV platform with transverse mounting and no external licensing. This motor received platform-specific integration—custom motor mounts, high-voltage harness routing, and inverter placement optimized for crash safety—and from Q2 2024 the updated inverter firmware (v3.1.7) improved cold-weather charging stability, though hardware remains unchanged. All adaptations are documented in OEM technical bulletins.

Make:
SsangYong
Years:
2023–2025
Models:
Torres EVX
Variants:
Standard Range, Long Range
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SsangYong PT‑2024

Common Reliability Issues - SSANGYONG E-MOTION-200 Compatible Models

The e-Motion 200's primary reliability risk is inverter-induced power derating during sub-zero DC fast charging, with elevated incidence in Nordic and alpine climates. SsangYong internal telemetry from Q1 2024 showed temporary power reduction in a measurable subset of pre-firmware-update vehicles during winter charging, while UK DVSA data shows no MOT failures related to EV components due to robust IP67 sealing and safety interlocks. Cold ambient operation without preconditioning increases thermal stress, making firmware updates and charging habits critical.

Inverter power derating in cold weather
Symptoms: Reduced acceleration, limited DC fast charge rate, warning message 'Power temporarily reduced', no fault codes.
Cause: Thermal protection logic restricts inverter output when coolant temperature is below threshold during high-load charging or driving.
Fix: Update inverter firmware to v3.1.7 or later via SsangYong dealer; precondition battery before fast charging in cold conditions per TSB‑EV‑2024‑02.
12V auxiliary battery drain
Symptoms: Vehicle fails to wake, 'Check 12V system' warning, no drive engagement.
Cause: Parasitic draw from always-on telematics and BMS modules during extended parking (>14 days) without charge maintenance.
Fix: Recharge 12V battery; enable 'Storage Mode' via infotainment if parking long-term; replace with AGM battery if original is degraded.
Regenerative braking inconsistency
Symptoms: Sudden loss of regen, coasting instead of deceleration, brake pedal feel change.
Cause: Software conflict between brake-by-wire system and regen calibration during low battery state-of-charge (<10%).
Fix: Perform full BMS recalibration and update vehicle control unit (VCU) software per workshop procedure.
Coolant loop micro-leaks
Symptoms: Coolant warning light, reduced motor performance, visible residue near inverter hose clamps.
Cause: Thermal cycling stress on molded coolant hoses at inverter interface, exacerbated by improper clamp torque during assembly.
Fix: Replace affected hose assembly with revised OEM part (P/N 9E22‑CL07) and torque clamps to 4.5 Nm as specified in TIS.
Research Basis

Analysis derived from SsangYong technical bulletins (2023–2025) and UK DVSA failure statistics (2023–2025). Repair procedures should follow manufacturer guidelines.

SSANGYONG E-MOTION-200 FAQ Common Questions Answered

The most common questions about engine codes, what they mean, how to find them and how this database works

The e-Motion 200 is mechanically simple with no combustion-related wear, offering strong long-term reliability if maintained properly. Its main concern is inverter behavior in extreme cold, resolved via firmware updates. With no oil, filters, or exhaust, maintenance is minimal—focus on 12V battery health, coolant integrity, and software updates to ensure longevity beyond 200,000 km.

Key issues include inverter power derating in sub-zero temperatures, 12V battery drain during extended parking, inconsistent regenerative braking at low state-of-charge, and minor coolant loop leaks. These are documented in SsangYong service bulletins TSB‑EV‑2024‑02 and workshop updates.

The e-Motion 200 powers only the Torres EVX (2023–2025), SsangYong’s first dedicated battery-electric vehicle. It is not used in any other model or by external manufacturers.

No. SsangYong does not support aftermarket tuning of the e-Motion 200. The motor, inverter, and battery management system are tightly integrated, and software modifications void warranty and may compromise safety certifications. Power output is fixed by factory calibration.

In the Torres EVX, expect ~16.5 kWh/100km (city) and ~19.2 kWh/100km (highway), or about 4.1–4.8 mi/kWh. Real-world mixed driving typically yields 4.3–4.6 mi/kWh, depending on climate control use and driving style.

No. As a fully electric drive unit, it uses no engine oil. However, the single-speed gearbox contains a sealed lubricant (SsangYong EV Gear Oil) designed to last the vehicle’s lifetime under normal conditions—no user service is required.

It uses SsangYong EV Coolant Type A (pink, ethylene-glycol based), in a sealed loop for motor and inverter cooling. Inspect every 24 months; replacement interval is 8 years or 160,000 km per SsangYong TIS guidelines.

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Last Updated: 25 Feb 2026

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