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DENSO, a leading original equipment component manufacturer for vehicle makers globally, is deeply committed to a carbon neutral future, and its remanufactured products are a key element within this overall goal
The world is undergoing enormous change, which is why DENSO is committed to creating new value by incorporating environmental and social issues into its internal culture, to ensure it not only offers the products that are needed, but that they are also sympathetically brought to market
Proactively addressing the global environmental challenge, DENSO has committed itself to a series of sustainability goals and objectives. This commitment extends to the remanufacture of high-quality products using environmentally friendly methods, demonstrating a deep concern for the well-being of future generations.
As urban centers strive for zero emissions, the landscape of logistics is evolving rapidly. Micromobility solutions, including eCargo bikes, are emerging as pivotal players in last mile operations. However, with this shift comes a growing necessity for reliable, traceable, and connected solutions, particularly in sensitive sectors such as food and pharmaceuticals.
New energy vehicles (NEV), in whatever form, all have one thing in common: they all incorporate some sort of electrical solution within their powertrains when compared with their traditional petrol or diesel powered cousins, but how does that affect the aftermarket?
