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Valeo to present solutions for greener, safer and affordable mobility at SIA Powertrain

Published on : Saturday 10-06-2023

On June 14 and 15, 2023, Valeo will be at SIA Powertrain Paris 2023 to present its leading technologies for electric mobility.

Paris, 8 June 2023 – On June 14 and 15, 2023, Valeo will be at SIA Powertrain Paris 2023 to present its leading technologies for electric mobility.

Valeo is committed to making greener and safer mobility affordable around the world and believes that electric mobility is the best solution. The Group offers solutions to meet the needs of all road users and is a global leader in both electrification and thermal management with one in three cars equipped with Valeo technology.

Valeo offers a complete range of solutions for all electrification levels, from low voltage 48V to high voltage. With standard and modular platforms, Valeo supports the electrification of mobility for cars but also bikes, two- and three-wheelers or light 4-wheelers.

As electrification cannot be efficient without a strong thermal management, Valeo provides the best technology to secure the battery performance, life time and safety as well as to enable the comfort of passengers while minimising the impact on the range.

Valeo is committed to being carbon neutral in 2050 and to preserving natural resources by embracing circular economy principles. This starts at the product conception phase by making the right material, technology and design choices.

The Group is the first automotive supplier to series-produce structural parts made of Thermoplastic with reinforced glass fibers composite materials that are 30% lighter and have a carbon footprint half that of aluminum.

In 2027, Valeo will be the first to mass-produce with Renault Group a 200kW 800V electric motor without rare earth metals and with a carbon footprint reduced by 30%.

Going further, Valeos 4Rs (Robustify, Repair, Remanufacture, Recycle) aim at retaining the value of the final assembled product as long as possible by using Robust designs, prioritising Repair and Remanufacturing and using Recycling as last resort.