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From transport to packaging, developments have touched upon various sectors of the aluminium end-user this week. Let us take a look at each of them.
According to report, Fiat Automobiles S.p.A. is planning to entirely move to electric vehicles by 2030. The Italian automotive giant also plans to phase out combustion engine vehicles starting in 2025. Fiat recently released an electric version of its 500 city car in some regions. The primary objective of the automaker is to boost the access to EVs and charging stations, while contributing to the improvement of air quality.
{alcircleadd}To know more: https://www.alcircle.com/news/fiat-automobiles-to-entirely-shift-to-electric-vehicles-by-2030-66494
Indian multinational restaurant aggregator and food delivery company Zomato announced its plans to adopt 100% electric vehicles for delivery by 2030 as it joins ClimateGroup’s global electric mobility initiative. The company aims to cut its carbon footprint with this initiative.
To know more: https://www.alcircle.com/news/zomato-plans-to-adopt-100-electric-vehicles-by-2030-66496
The scientists of India have developed an environment-friendly procedure that can deliver excellent corrosion resistance to high-strength aluminium alloys exhaustively used in aerospace, textile, and automotive applications. The process, labelled micro-arc oxidation (MAO), implies an electrochemical method for the production of an oxide film on the metallic substrate. The electrolyte of the film is alkaline and competent in delivering better wear and corrosion resistance emulating to the existing process.
The leading manufacturer in the international market for light alloy wheels for passenger cars and commercial vehicles, Ronal Group, is supplying wheels for Audi’s new e-tron GT electric sports sedan, which are manufactured using Alcoa’s disruptive technology for the aluminium smelting, Elysis low-carbon smelting process that slashes carbon dioxide emissions from their production by 75%. According to Ronal, the outcome is 40 kg (88 lbs.) of CO2 emission per wheel, in comparison to the average of 163 kg per wheel, which remains the average for European production.
To know more: https://www.alcircle.com/news/audi-adopts-green-aluminium-wheels-for-new-e-tron-gt-electric-sedan-66509
The Total Vehicle Solutions (TVS) Group has acquired the maker of aluminium bodies for rigid and tipping trailers Wilcox Commercial Vehicles. The acquired business is operated from a 43000 sq ft factory in Market Deeping and will pursue to be led by Vito Ronzano and Chris Bartlett who have owned and developed Wilcox since 2000.
The global manufacturer and seller of plastic closures for food, beverage and industrial markets, Bericap acquires German aluminium closures producer Mala Verschluss-Systeme. The deal propelled Mala to join Bericap’s plastic range and represents its expansion into the aluminium material sector.
To know more: https://www.alcircle.com/news/bericap-enters-aluminium-closures-market-acquires-mala-verschluss-systeme-66498
Born in Sydney, Ampersand Projects has once again stirred the Australian beverage market by starting to offer its drinks in a recently released ‘first to market’ range of aluminium bottles, which come with convenient packaging of resealable bottle and the ability to add whatever you want due to its wide opening. As made of aluminium, the bottles stay colder for longer and are also fully recyclable.
To know more: https://www.alcircle.com/news/ampersand-projects-now-offers-its-beverage-in-recyclable-sleek-aluminium-bottle-67534
Dos Equis announced that it launched Dos Equis Ranch Water Hard Seltzer in cans. The range will be available in the classic lime flavour in 6-pack 12 oz. cans at 90 calories, 4.5% ABV, and 0g carbs, and 24 oz. single serve cans at 180 calories, 4.5% ABV, and 0g carbs.
To know more: https://www.alcircle.com/news/dos-equis-unveils-ranch-water-hard-seltzer-in-cans-67536
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