AkzoNobel Leading the Charge for E-Mobility Powder Coatings

Global demand for electric cars is accelerating at a great pace not to mention e-mobility in general.

To that effect, AkzoNobel’s Powder Coatings business has switched on to the growing needs of its customers by developing advanced technologies to help power the industry into the future.

World-class solutions are wanted by manufacturers of electric vehicles and components. These very solutions help protect motors, battery system and electrical storage units and AkzoNobel can now offer a dedicated powder coatings portfolio, alongside a team of technical specialists to provide expert assistance.

“Thanks to our renowned Resicoat brand, we have more than 50 years of experience in offering tried, tested and proven performance for a wide range of electrical insulation and high-temperature solutions,” explains Daniela Vlad, Director of AkzoNobel Powder Coatings. “Building on that global track record, we’re now taking our innovation even further to help power up the next generation of e-mobility through both our Resicoat and Interpon brands.”

Powder coatings already now in use

Akzo Nobel’s powder coatings are already used on car bodies, interiors and alloy wheels. The emergence and rapid growth of e-mobility now present new opportunities for the company to help batteries last longer and vehicles drive further.

Research suggests that the global electric vehicles market will be worth around $700 billion by 2026, up from $140 billion in 2019—which means AkzoNobel can help guide the industry on its way by continuing to innovate and providing more sustainable solutions for customers.