DENSO plans to reuse its existing components that have reached the end of their normal service life and rebuild them into premium quality units to be reintroduced into the supply chain.

Aiming to create a data space for the automotive and manufacturing industries.

DENSO provides key electrification components to Toyota and Subaru for their all-new bZ4X and SOLTERRA all-electric vehicles, helping them to optimise battery usage to go further, charge faster and, most importantly, perform better.

The aftermarket has always been tremendously adept at evolving to remain competitive in a business landscape driven by fast-changing technology. Workshops demonstrate this daily, with an ever-growing diagnostic knowledge and ability to carry out repairs using the right tools and methods. To offer this full-service package to their customers, they rely on wholesalers to supply them with the correct parts.

DENSO Corporation today announced it is providing key electrification components to Toyota and Subaru’s all-new, all-electric bZ4X and SOLTERRA, scheduled to be released in May 12, 2022 and mid-2022 respectively.

DENSO uses its strong position as an automotive technology provider
to reshape mobility, including carbon neutrality by 2035
and zero traffic accidents.

Investment is DENSO’s latest move to innovate manufacturing processes, advance digital transformation.

Plant captures and recycles CO2, supports DENSO goal to achieve carbon neutrality by 2035.

DENSO Thermal Systems has recently confirmed its participation as one of the major sponsors of the first-ever Next Mobility Hackathon, an event initiated by the Italian Association of the Automotive Industry (ANFIA), which specializes in concept design, modeling, engineering, and testing, as well as the design and production of special vehicles.

Participation in Series C financing round signifies DENSO’s focus on collaborative development and accelerating innovation.