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Energy and fuel
Fossil fuels : Gasoline and diesel are the core fuels for traditional gasoline-powered vehicles.
Alternative fuels : Methanol can be added to gasoline as a clean fuel or used in further processing, as well as in the chemistry of next-generation electric vehicle batteries such as lithium-sulfur batteries.
Automobile manufacturing and lightweighting
Polymer materials : Polycarbonate is used for headlights and grilles; engineering plastics are used to manufacture lightweight components; rubber is used for tires and seals.
Coating and adhesives : provide protection, aesthetics, and bond different parts together.
Composite materials : used to manufacture lighter and stronger structural components.
Interior and Comfort
Foam materials : used for seats, ceilings, carpets, etc.
Textile and leather alternatives : high-quality synthetic materials.
New energy and environmental protection
Battery chemicals : Electrolytes and separator materials are key components of lithium-ion batteries.
Exhaust gas treatment : Chemicals used in automotive exhaust purification systems (SCR systems), such as AdBlue® (urea aqueous solution).
Catalyst : Reduces pollutant emissions.
Automotive maintenance and functionality
Lubricating oils and additives : reduce friction and improve engine efficiency.
Refrigerant : Air conditioning system.
Circular economy : High-purity polycarbonate is produced by chemically recycling waste tires and other materials, achieving closed-loop utilization.
Electrification and Intelligentization : Providing key chemical support for electric vehicle batteries, sensors, and electronic components.
Sustainable development : utilizing bio-based materials and developing more environmentally friendly chemicals to meet increasingly stringent environmental regulations.