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The drive to zero emissions and carbon neutral vehicle production processes are highlighting the growing significance of sustainability within the automotive industry. These trends are not just driven by the introduction of strict emissions targets and bans on naturally aspirated vehicles from governments across Europe, but also by increased awareness of environmental and sustainability issues among consumers. However, if the European automotive industry is to achieve the ambitious sustainability targets it has been given, every business within the sector has a responsibility to make their own contribution. In this article, we look at the work DENSO is doing to bring about a more sustainable future.
Every industry has its jargon, and the automotive aftermarket is certainly no exception. While most aftermarket professionals already know their spark plugs from their glow plugs and their compressors from their condensers, there are new technologies and wider trends you may be less familiar with. To help every aftermarket business keep up-to-date with the latest industry trends, we’ve compiled a list of the most common technical terms, acronyms and abbreviations you need to know about…
Rossko, a high-performance yacht sponsored by DENSO, has taken a class win in one of the most renowned and challenging boat races in the world.
QR codes have become the norm all over the world as a useful tool against the spread of COVID-19. Nations are turning to the matrix barcodes in an attempt to better understand the movement of citizens and those in close proximity to them, in order to aid testing and isolation procedures. While the humble QR code is quickly becoming a common feature of new-normal life, its origins go back to 1994 and an automotive company called DENSO…
As an original equipment manufacturer and supplier, DENSO not only provides its customers with the quality products for which it’s so renowned, it also gives them the technical support they need to get the best from them. As a result, the DENSO Aftermarket technical team is always ready and willing to help aftermarket professionals with the answers to their questions, particularly on the topic of spark plugs, such as these presented to Praveen Kumar Saragadam, Application & Development Engineer, DENSO Europe
