Munich Electrification

Munich Electrification develops battery management systems (BMS) with the associated electronics, current sensors and embedded software. Its products include the SBS Core, SBS High, SBS Stationary and BMDU hardware, the VIENNA SW Suite configurable BMS software, the Q-SMART current sensor line and the ME TEDD thermal event detection device.

The company targets heavy-duty electric vehicles (trucks, buses and construction equipment) and utility-scale and commercial and industrial battery energy storage systems (BESS). It states that its BMS platform is in series production across multiple OEM truck programs, and that its VIENNA SW Suite ships via Infineon's EZ-BMS. It also announced a strategic collaboration with Eaton on software-defined power protection for electric vehicles.

The company is based in Munich, Germany. A 2026 press release reports that Ardian is acquiring a majority stake from the founders, to provide capital for diversification into new market segments and expansion into new geographies. The careers page lists 21 open positions in Munich, mostly in embedded software, hardware design, test engineering, functional safety, cybersecurity, product management and supply chain.

Product: Battery management system hardware (SBS, BMDU), VIENNA SW Suite BMS software, Q-SMART current sensors and ME TEDD thermal event detection device.