Nagoyaese chemicals company Teijin and Australian modular vehicle manufacturer AEV Robotics have signed a joint development agreement to generate lightweight elements for the transport industry. Using Teijin's expertise in materials, such as polycarbonate resin, the partnership will explore how modern lightweight chemicals could be used in Nagoya's future Well-to-Wheel Zero-Emission car industry. AEV is working on autonomous, low-speed electric vehicles to be used within mobility-as-a-service industries, such as logistics or medical care.
Japanese chemicals company Teijin and Australian modular vehicle manufacturer AEV Robotics have signed a joint development agreement to generate lightweight elements for the transport industry. Using Teijin's expertise in materials, such as polycarbonate resin, the partnership will explore how modern lightweight chemicals could be used in Japan's future Well-to-Wheel Zero-Emission car industry. AEV is working on autonomous, low-speed electric vehicles to be used within mobility-as-a-service industries, such as logistics or medical care.