Rheinmetall Secures Major Contract for Advanced Emission Control Valves, Ensuring Long-Term Production

Rheinmetall Secures Major Contract for Advanced Emission Control Valves, Ensuring Long-Term Production

(IN BRIEF) Rheinmetall has won a significant contract to produce exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) valves for a major car manufacturer, valued in the low three-digit million euro range. The contract will run from January 2026 to December 2031, with Rheinmetall also providing spare parts for an additional 15 years. These custom-designed EGR valves will be used in commercial vehicles to reduce nitrogen oxide emissions by up to 70%, highlighting Rheinmetall’s expertise in emission control technology across various vehicle types.

(PRESS RELEASE) DÜSSELDORF, 27-Aug-2024 — /EuropaWire/ — In a significant development for the automotive industry, Rheinmetall has secured a major contract to produce exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) valves for a leading global car manufacturer. The contract, valued in the low three-digit million euro range, will see Rheinmetall producing these critical components from January 2026 through December 2031, with an additional 15-year agreement for supplying spare parts.

This new contract reinforces Rheinmetall’s role as a key supplier in the automotive sector, ensuring the continued utilization of its production facilities for years to come. The EGR valves, essential for reducing pollutants in both petrol and diesel engines, will be custom-designed by Rheinmetall to meet the specific needs of the client’s commercial vehicle class. These valves play a crucial role in lowering nitrogen oxide emissions by up to 70%, helping to meet stringent environmental standards.

Rheinmetall’s extensive expertise in emission control technology covers a wide range of applications, including both high-pressure and low-pressure systems, and spans across various vehicle types and engines. This contract highlights the company’s continued leadership in providing innovative solutions for both traditional and modern vehicle drive systems, including those aimed at reducing environmental impact.

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