Abstract: A steering drive system for a wheel side steered vehicle includes a coupling element couplable to output drives of the vehicle in order, when an amount of a superposition rotational speed of the coupling element is greater than zero, to provide at the output drives, which are driven at a basic rotational speed on the basis of a travel drive system of the vehicle, for steering the vehicle a superposition rotational speed which is to be superposed on the basic rotational speed. The system further includes at least one first electric machine whose rotational speed can be variably set or controlled, with a power summation and/or power branching unit, wherein a first connection of the power summation and/or power branching unit is coupled to a shaft which can be coupled, in particular via a defined transmission ratio, to a shaft of the travel drive system.

Abstract: The pump unit has a pump and a hybrid drive. The pump comprises a pump housing and a pump shaft. The hybrid drive comprises an electric motor and a driveshaft connection to a driveshaft. The electric motor and the driveshaft connection are each in driving mechanical functional connection with the pump shaft by way of a planetary gearset for driving the pump shaft. A stator of the electric motor is at least partially integrated in the pump housing. A rotor of the electric motor is mechanically connected fixed to a sun gear of the planetary gearset. The driveshaft connection is mechanically connected fixed to a ring gear of the planetary gearset. The pump shaft is mechanically connected fixed to a planetary carrier of the planetary gearset.