Tau, a pioneer in advanced electrification, unveiled Ion™, its software-defined power electronic platform, at CES 2026. Designed for broad applicability and scale across mobility, energy, industrial systems, and the grid, Ion enables high-performance power conversion solutions that are being leveraged for charging systems, motor drives, data centers, and distributed energy applications.

New software-defined motor technology delivers high efficiency, lower costs, and supply chain resiliency for the next-generation of electrification

The international automotive supplier FORVIA HELLA and Tau Motors, a pioneer in software-defined power conversion, are working on advanced charging solutions that are aiming for series production within the next two to three years

Tau Motors uses advanced technology and an innovative design model to improve electric vehicle performance.

Tau honored in Fast Company’s Best Workplaces for Innovators 2024 list and a finalist in the automotive and transportation category.

Certification reinforces Tau’s maturity to support global OEMs with secure, automotive qualified, software-defined power conversion technologies.

Tau has been awarded a $7M California Competes Tax Credit to advance employment though the California Jobs First Initiative.

Tau’s Ion platform offers software-defined power electronics to enable next-generation automotive energy applications — from charging to the grid.

Columbia Engineering and Tau Motors are transforming next-generation electric vehicle technology.

Honoring organizations that demonstrate an inspiring commitment to innovation at all levels, Tau was included at No. 51 overall and also topped the list as the winner of the Small Companies (Under 100 Employees) category.

Tau honored for it’s Gamma eDrive system — a software-defined electric motor system that eliminates the need for rare earths.