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Key takeaways from Bharat mobility global expo 2025

By Radhika Ramesh
Regional Communications Manager, APAC, Envalior

At Auto Expo 2025, Envalior showcased its automotive materials, setting a new benchmark at the intersection of sustainability, performance, and innovation. By addressing key challenges like lightweighting, thermal management, and environmental impact, we are leading the charge toward a more efficient, eco-friendly automotive future.

Below are key takeaways from Bharat Mobility Global Expo: 

Highlighting innovations such as Akulon® Repurposed, Stanyl®, and Arnite®, we demonstrated  how to balance cutting-edge technology with environmental stewardship, offering solutions that not only enhance performance, but also support a circular economy. 

Akulon® Repurposed: A game-changer for circular economy

Akulon® Repurposed, our revolutionary material, underscores our dedication to sustainability by transforming waste into high-value automotive components. This product is derived from discarded fishing nets that pollute oceans and harm marine ecosystems. The recycling process involves collecting, cleaning, and repolymerizing these nets to produce polyamide 6 (PA6) with properties comparable to virgin-grade materials.  

Akulon® Repurposed serves a dual purpose: reducing plastic waste in oceans and providing automakers with a sustainable alternative to traditional materials. Its applications span across critical automotive components, including structural parts, under-the-hood systems, and lightweight chassis components. By incorporating recycled materials into their supply chains, automakers can achieve significant reductions in carbon emissions and contribute to a circular economy.  

In India, where environmental concerns and government regulations around sustainability are intensifying, Akulon® Repurposed offers a timely solution. As the automotive sector faces mounting pressure to meet stringent environmental norms, this material provides you with a pathway to achieve your sustainability goals without compromising performance or durability.

Stanyl®: High-performance under extreme conditions

Stanyl® is our premium nylon 4,6 (PA46) material, known for its unmatched thermal stability, mechanical strength, and resistance to wear. This high-performance polymer has a melting point of 295°C, significantly higher than conventional nylons such as PA6 and PA66, making it ideal for applications exposed to extreme temperatures and mechanical stress.  

Stanyl® has a wide range of applications in the automotive sector, particularly in under-the-hood environments where heat and friction are common challenges. These include engine covers, transmission components, air intake manifolds, and even small yet critical components like gears and bearings. The material's low friction and excellent wear resistance help extend the lifespan of automotive parts, contributing to enhanced efficiency and reliability.  

In electric vehicles (EVs), Stanyl® plays a crucial role in thermal management, particularly in battery packs and power electronics. As EV adoption grows in India and globally, the demand for materials that can ensure the safety and longevity of high-voltage systems continues to rise. Stanyl® is well-positioned to meet this demand, offering a durable and reliable solution for advanced thermal challenges.

Arnite®: Versatility for electronic and structural applications  

Arnite®, our portfolio of high-performance PET and PBT compounds, stands out for its versatility, dimensional stability, and resistance to a wide range of chemicals. These materials are used in automotive electrical and electronic systems, including connectors, sensor housings, and lighting components.  

One of Arnite®'s key advantages is its inherent flame retardancy and excellent insulating properties, which make it indispensable for high-performance electronic components. As modern vehicles become increasingly dependent on electronic systems—particularly in EVs and autonomous vehicles—Arnite® offers solutions to ensure the safe and efficient operation of critical systems.  

Additionally, Arnite® provides design flexibility and consistent performance across a wide temperature range, enabling engineers to create lighter, more efficient components. In the context of India's growing EV market, where battery efficiency and lightweighting are critical, Arnite®'s properties align with the industry's evolving needs.

Driving EV performance and lightweighting  

Our advanced materials play a pivotal role in addressing two of the most pressing challenges in the automotive industry: the transition to EVs and the drive for lightweighting. Lightweight materials are essential for improving fuel efficiency in traditional vehicles and extending range in EVs.  

Akulon® Repurposed and Stanyl® are particularly impactful in reducing the weight of vehicles. Replacing traditional metal components with these high-performance plastics not only reduces overall weight but also offers cost savings and greater design freedom. For instance, you can create complex geometries and integrate multiple functions into a single component, reducing assembly time and costs.  

The thermal management properties of Stanyl® are critical in EV applications, where maintaining optimal temperatures is essential for battery safety and performance. Meanwhile, Arnite®'s insulating properties are ideal for battery enclosures, wiring systems, and electronic control units.  

Market trends and sustainability goals  

The automotive industry is undergoing a transformation driven by sustainability, electrification, and consumer expectations. Governments worldwide, including India, are introducing stricter regulations to reduce emissions and promote green mobility. In response, automakers are seeking materials that align with these objectives while maintaining cost-efficiency and performance.  

Our commitment to innovation and sustainability positions us as a key partner for you navigating this transition. Our focus on using recycled and renewable materials aligns with global sustainability trends and provides you with practical solutions to achieve carbon neutrality.  

In India, where the government has launched initiatives such as FAME (Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Electric Vehicles), the demand for advanced materials that support lightweighting, safety, and energy efficiency is set to grow exponentially. Our portfolio addresses these needs, providing manufacturers with tools to build the next generation of vehicles

Commitment to the circular economy  

Our efforts go beyond product innovation. Our dedication to a circular economy is evident in our development of Akulon® Repurposed and ongoing initiatives to reduce environmental impact. By repurposing ocean waste into high-performance materials, we demonstrate how industrial innovation can contribute to solving global environmental challenges.  

These initiatives resonate with consumers and industry stakeholders, who are increasingly prioritizing sustainability. When you leverage Envalior's solutions, you can enhance your brand value and appeal to environmentally conscious consumers.

Shaping the future of mobility  

With products like Akulon® Repurposed, Stanyl®, and Arnite®, we are shaping the future of mobility by addressing critical challenges in performance, sustainability, and safety.  

As the automotive industry continues to evolve, our advanced materials will play a vital role in enabling you to create vehicles that meet the demands of a changing world. Whether through lightweighting, thermal management, or sustainable sourcing, we provide solutions that align with the industry's priorities and the expectations of consumers.  

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Radhika Ramesh

Radhika Ramesh

Regional Communications Manager, APAC, Envalior

Radhika Ramesh is currently Regional Communications Manager, APAC, for Envalior. She is a communications specialist with years of work experience in public relations, social media marketing, digital marketing, event management and communications. Radhika has a Bachelor’s Degree in Journalism and a Master’s Degree in Communication and Media Studies.

Published on

18 February 2025

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  • Blog
  • Automotive
  • India
  • Stanyl
  • Arnite
  • Akulon Repurposed

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