Historically, the primary job of an automotive battery has been simple: to start the car and – in the event of an alternator failure – safely stop the car.
Today, the automotive battery is required to do much more.
Tools to create better batteries are the most obvious result of the Clarios partnership with the Clemson University International Center for Automotive Research (CU-ICAR).
“We’re building on the university’s research to accelerate our new product development,” says Zoe Jin, Clarios director of modeling and requirement analysis. Over the last four years, the partnership has focused on three projects.
We are here to power progress. From pioneering the most efficient circular economy in the world, to our expertise in battery applications and the systems that rely on them, we are constantly evolving along with our customers and partners.
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