The automotive industry is one of BASF’s key customer industries. In 2021, BASF’s automotive driven sales totalled €18.8 billion – representing approximately 24% of BASF Group’s sales.
BASF supplies and develops functional materials and solutions that enable vehicles to be built more efficiently and have a lower environmental impact, whatever powertrain technology they use. BASF’s product range includes for example plastics, coatings, catalysts, automotive fluids as well as battery materials. With such an extensive range of products, BASF is the world’s leading chemical supplier to the automotive industry.
BASF cooperates closely with customers all over the world through a network embracing Europe, Asia-Pacific, North and South America as well as Africa.
BASF’s Chris Korson and Ricardo Mercado discuss the differences in material behaviour when using composites instead of aluminium in ICE and EV powertrain applications.
BASF’s Marc Ingelmann presents market-ready solutions with Cellasto® components that deliver superior noise, vibration and harshness (NVH) optimization for EVs.
Dr Itamar Malkowsky of BASF presents a new coolant product family for electric vehicle applications designed to meet and exceed all essential requirements in safety, performance, and lifetime of the respective powertrain technologies.
BASF’s Ivy Fang and SweeJin Saw examine the importance of compact and durable design when overcoming challenges in modern electric vehicle propulsion development.
BASF’s Chris Korson explains the benefits of using composite chassis solutions in modern vehicles, especially when developing electric vehicle architectures.
Olaf Dahlenburg and Audrée Andersen of BASF present innovative new products and surface solutions for EV batteries and car bodies.
Andreas Nixdorf and Patrick Frey of BASF present material trends and key products for electric vehicle wall boxes and charging stations.
BASF’s Johanna Wallot, Sven Fleischmann, and William Thorne present a revolutionary metal injection molding feedstock that enables cost-effective production of geometrically sophisticated devices on conventional machines.
Dr Thomas Rühle of BASF presents lubricant technologies for electric vehicle applications designed to meet and exceed requirements like high thermal resistance and copper corrosion protection.
BASF’s Thomas Bayerl and SweeJin Saw present new material trends and specifications that are becoming key performance factors for electrified powertrains.
BASF’s Mark Staniford explains how the change of mobility will affect the car’s interior and compares today’s necessities with those of the future.
Simon Weiss of Trinamix and BASF’s Thomas Bayerl and Michaela Liese present several innovative sensor solutions for autonomous vehicles.
BASF’s Marc Ingelmann and Mark Staniford explain how OEMs can reduce airborne and structure-borne vehicle noise using optimum material combinations and innovative NVH solutions.
Dr Itamar Malkowsky of BASF presents a new coolant family for electric vehicle applications designed to meet and exceed all essential requirements in safety, performance, and lifetime of the associated powertrain technologies.
BASF’s Dr. Sandra König and SweeJin Saw present a selection of future-proof technologies and solutions that are helping to make the electric vehicle safe and efficient.
BASF Forward AM’s Christian Reinhardt explains how automotive TEAR suppliers and OEMs can leverage the benefits of additive manufacturing to the fullest.
BASF Forward AM’s Julia Roth and Andreas Knöchel of Oechsler explain how car seats can be revolutionized by additive manufacturing.
BASF Forward AM’s Christian Reinhardt and Aline Bauwens of Twikit explain how easily bespoke design can be integrated into series-manufactured cars.
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