Public Notice of GONVVAMA Chongqing ATS First Phase Project Completion Environmental Protection Acceptance

In January 2016, the company began "annual output of 195000 tons of new lightweight vehicle plate processing project" in chongqing Tongxing Industrial Park in December 2017, completed the first phase, has compiled the GONVVAMA Chongqing ATS project (phase I) report on the acceptance of the environmental protection, and through the acceptance of the review of the working group, formed the GONVVAMA Chongqingn ATS project (phase I) opinions on the acceptance of the environmental protection.

Luxembourg Ambassador visited the GONVVAMA Loudi ATS

In the morning of June 15th,2018, Mr. Marc Hubsch paid a visit to GONVVAMA Loudi plant.

VAMA Gonvarri Advance Automotive Steel Solutions (Shenyang) Co., Ltd holds SOP ceremony

On May 24th, 2018, VAMA Gonvarri Advance Automotive Steel Solutions (Shenyang) Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as GONVVAMA Shenyang ATS) officially held the SOP ceremony. In the first phase of the construction of GONVVAMA Shenyang ATS, 1 blanking line with capacity of 1,250 tons, 2 laser ablation lines and 2 laser welding lines were completed. The installation and commissioning of the ATS has been completed in May 2017 and started production then.

ArcelorMittal unveils world’s first inner and outer door ring system

ArcelorMittal unveils world’s first inner and outer door ring system. Solution is a result of co-engineering efforts with Honda R&D Americas, Inc. on the 2019 Acura RDX.

Mayor of Shenyang Mr. Jiang Youwei and his crew visited GONVVAMA Shenyang for inspection and guidance.

At 11: 30 a.m. on April 17th, the Mayor of Shenyang Mr. Jiang Youwei led the relevant officials of the Municipal Economic and Social Committee, Safety Supervision Bureau and Key Project Office to inspect our company, accompanied by Governor Mr. Jian Qian and relevant officials of Sujiatun District.

Steel for electric vehicles continues to make headlines

Earlier this week, Reuters published an interesting article about how carmakers, including Tesla, prefer steel for electric vehicles. Interestingly, McKinsey published an article about this topic after continuing to team up with A2Mac1 for a Tesla Model 3 teardown. The article details the approach for mass market EVs and the considerations behind it.