Software-defined vehicles offer a number of benefits for both manufacturers and users. Hardware and software are developed separately which means that individual systems may be improved independently.
In the production of modern cars, ensuring maximum passenger safety is of utmost importance. One way to achieve this is through the use of advanced materials.
Crash tests can provide both manufacturers and customers with a lot of valuable information about the safety of a given model. What matters most in this context and how can the results be effectively improved?
Market analyses show that the automotive industry’s demand for plastic parts is growing rapidly. It is estimated that by 2026 the automotive plastics market will be worth as much as $68.6 billion, compared to $48.7 billion in 2018.
The concept of a linear value chain, which has been applied for years, is not able to meet today’s requirements, especially in terms of environmental protection. The solution lies in the circular economy – it is worth learning what this management model looks like and how it can be implemented in the automotive industry.
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