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08.10.2019
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Strengthening its focus and growth in e-mobility: Management change at SEG Automotive

SEG Automotive is placing a stronger focus on the new demands of e-mobility.
Effective October 7th, 2019, Dr. Peter Sokol, formerly the COO, has been promoted to lead the company as CEO. He takes over this responsibility from Dr. Ulrich Kirschner, who has left the company.
Dr. Sokol brings a long international experience in the automotive industry with a passion and focus on the advancement of e-mobility. 

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09.09.2019
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IAA 2019: SEG Automotive presents smart solutions to reduce emissions across powertrain technologies

In the move towards electrification, the automotive industry is facing the greatest transformation in its history. At IAA 2019, SEG Automotive is approaching this complex issue from two sides: by providing detailed answers for how to decrease CO2 emissions in a comprehensive update to its Whitepaper “The Transformation of the Powertrain” and by introducing a range of new products which support the transition towards more efficient combustion engines, 48V hybrids and electrification.

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08.05.2019
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Boost Recuperation Machine recognized as EU eco-innovation

The European Union's CO2 legislation is a huge challenge for the automotive industry. A feasible solution is the Boost Recuperation Machine (BRM) from SEG Automotive. It converts conventional combustion engines into 48V mild hybrids and thus saves up to 15% on both fuel and CO2 emissions. The EU has now officially recognized the BRM as an eco-innovation, which enables manufacturers to receive an additional CO2 credit of up to 1.7g CO2/km per vehicle.

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18.10.2018
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Whitepaper: Expansion of e-mobility is gradual – but this benefits the environment

The transition from internal combustion engines to electric vehicles plays an important role on a global scale in mitigating man-made climate change. However, this transformation will not take place suddenly, but gradually – and that makes sense ecologically. In many markets, including China, India, the USA and Germany, electric cars are not necessarily beneficial for the climate at present and in the medium term. Instead, they can even cause up to 30% more CO2 emissions than combustion engines. The analysis is now available free of charge in the form of a whitepaper.

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