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Home > News > Volkswagen in trial cooperation with Israeli nano start-up

November 26th, 2003

Volkswagen in trial cooperation with Israeli nano start-up

Abstract:
German automobile manufacturer Volkswagen has begun a trial joint cooperation with Israeli start-up Nano Materials, which develops future materials for use in engines, gears and transmission systems, Globes reported. In particular, the materials would be used as lubricants so that oil would not need changing, and other parts would not need replacing so often, thereby making the vehicles of the future longer-lasting than those of today.

Source:
Israel21c

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