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Live Webinar | BASF Automotive Solutions for NVH and Lightweighting | 20th March

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As the industry continues to prioritize fuel efficiency and sustainability, NVH and lightweighting have become essential considerations for automakers. In this webinar, we will discuss the latest trends and BASF innovations in NVH and lightweighting, and how they can be integrated to create better-performing, more fuel-efficient, and environmentally friendly vehicles. Join us for an informative and engaging session with BASF experts in the Asia Pacific region.

SPEAKERS
  • Likit Kulavong

    Senior Manager, Segment Marketing, Engineering Plastics, Performance Materials Asia Pacific, BASF

  • Lutz Meibert

    Senior Manager, Engineering Cellasto, BASF

KEY DISCUSSION POINTS
  • NVH reduction solutions
  • Lightweighting technologies
  • Performance and safety considerations
  • Cost reduction considerations
  • Circular economy
  • Product carbon footprint
  • Biomass balance approach
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
  • Automotive engineers
  • Product managers
  • Automotive manufacturers, including OEM and tiered suppliers
  • Purchasing and procurement professionals
  • Research and development professionals
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