A road test recently published by Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) International confirms that CabinAir’s Nordzone™ System removes up to 97% of PM2.5 compared to 17–50% removal by standard filters in the vehicles tested. The study also verifies that the Nordzone™ System achieves those results in fresh air mode, which prevents the build-up of drowsiness-causing carbon dioxide.
CabinAir Sweden, who makes advanced air purification systems for vehicles, has been named a finalist for the 2022 Automotive News PACE Awards for their Connected Health Zone System for Vehicles. Judged by an independent panel of judges, PACE is recognized around the world as the industry benchmark for innovation.Winners wiill be presented at a ceremonyon Sept. 19 in Detroit.
“Bad air damages your health, and drivers are exposed to some of the highest levels of air pollution,” Di Grassi comments. “Formula E supports the fight for cleaner air by showcasing zero-emission power for vehicles. That’s why I’m proud to announce a renewed partnership with CabinAir.”
For the first time ever, ride hailing drivers and passengers in Shanghai will be breathing healthier air, thanks to a deal struck between SAIC Mobility, locally known as Xiangdao, and CabinAir, the Stockholm-based innovator of in-vehicle air quality.
The Techarena Challenge 2020 has named CabinAir one of the 50 leading companies of the future in the Nordic region. Stockholm-based CabinAir makes advanced air purification solutions for automobiles.
In a world first, Volvo Cars is upgrading its vehicles with a new, fully integrated, active air-purification system based on patented technology from CabinAir that removes more than 95% of harmful PM2.5 and ultrafine particles on single pass.
The Chinese automotive market has become the first market in the world to experience a new, fully integrated, active air-purification system for cars. The solution has roots in a world-leading technology from Blueair that has been proven in millions of homes, offices and indoor spaces around the world.
CabinAir, founded as a Blueair subsidiary to develop integrated, active air purification solutions for cars, trucks and other road vehicles, has been launched as an independent company via a management buy-out. CabinAir was first established in 2016 as a subsidiary of Blueair, one of the world’s leading producers of air-purification solutions for home and professional use.