The transition to electric and autonomous mobility is reshaping how performance, safety, and sustainability are engineered into vehicles. That shift is driving increased demand for advanced materials and we’re seeing it reflected in how our technologies are being used today. Electrified platforms demand nearly three times more advanced materials than traditional vehicles—fueling long-term growth for Dow. Our Dow MobilityScience teams are helping manufacturers meet evolving standards with solutions that enhance durability, reliability, and energy efficiency while reducing weight. These technologies are already enabling scaled production across the industry. From lightweighting and battery systems to comfort, power electronics, and driver-assist technologies, leading OEMs are turning to Dow’s portfolio of advanced materials to deliver performance where it matters most. As the space continues to evolve, our role is clear: enable the transition to low carbon emissions and high-performance Mobility.
The transition to electric and autonomous mobility highlights the critical role of advanced materials. Solutions that combine durability, efficiency, and sustainability will be key to scaling low-carbon mobility across industries.
Dow has always had superior R&D when it comes to materials science. It's nice to see.
Super to see this progress. And don’t forget “run flat tire” for additional safety and security for drivers.
Love this - advanced and lightweight materials are the key enabler for electric vehicles! Exciting to see Dow leading the way on this.
Air quality/Ozone alerts in urban areas also reminds us that we could use more EVs, especially where there's traffic jams. And school pickup lines...
Let's hit some quarterly numbers. EV isn't the way.
Love it Jim & Team Dow. Onwards to better results and more demand.
Dobra droga, elektromobilnosc to przyszłość, tak trzymać.
Chair and Chief Executive Officer at Dow
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