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Half of all electric cars produced worldwide are already leaving Chinese factories. Almost a third of e-car sales in China. “Consumers in China want a high-tech smartphone with wheels,” Domat/Ems GR said on Friday. For Ems boss Magdalena Martullo-Blocher (53), besides the figures for the first half of the fiscal year, the Chinese electric car market is also the topic of the day. This market is growing drastically.
The entrepreneur steps on the gas. Martullo-Blocher wants to double its sales team in China to participate in this growth. Your specialty chemicals company is a key supplier to the automotive industry. “More than 100 components made from Ems specialty plastics are already used in Chinese electric cars,” says Martullo-Blocher. EMS has developed it together with auto suppliers and Chinese automakers.
This is mainly involved in power electronics (high voltage plugs, charging plugs, high voltage conductor covers), cooling system (coolant pumps, valves and lines), and indoor/outdoor (floor strips, design panels, door handle systems). , etc.).
Expanding Chinese activities
With 100 additional specialists in sales and development, Ems is looking to expand existing partnerships and gain new sales channels. Chinese e-car maker Nio is already a longstanding partner. “Our specialty polymers are indispensable for wiring, plugs, charging systems, electric motors and cooling and battery systems,” writes Ems on request. Inside the Nio-E car, there are already 12 EMS applications with special high-performance polymers.
Nio not only markets and sells electric cars, but also creates a whole microcosm around them for the buyer, called “Nio World.” These cars are sold at the so-called Nio-Houses. In addition to referral, customers are served Nio food there, purchase Nio fashion items, or attend yoga classes with the Nio community. It is unknown whether the ems boss has tried this on himself before. On the other hand, it’s no secret that Martullo-Blocher doesn’t just want to step on the gas with Nio. (euro)
Source :Blick
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