Author: RubberWorld

Continental will open this year’s technical conference at the Tire Technology Expo in Hanover on March 4, 2026, with a presentation on tire technologies for autonomous driving. Dr. Andreas Topp, head of Platform Development and Industrialization for passenger-car tires at Continental, will show how the future of autonomous vehicles is becoming a reality and how the tire manufacturer is responding with innovative solutions.

The 7th edition of Apollo Tyres Global Partners’ Summit convened an extraordinary ecosystem of leaders, innovators and long-standing partners for a day defined by meaningful dialogue, strategic alignment and shared ambition.

Discussions spanned business strategy, product roadmaps, manufacturing excellence, sustainability and supplier quality — underscoring a shared belief that long-term success is built through strong partnerships.

In February, GRI Tires welcomed Magri Gomme, its national distributor for Italy, to its manufacturing facility for an in-depth look at the technology, expertise, and processes behind GRI’s agricultural tire production. The visit marked an important milestone in the partnership, reinforcing collaboration through open dialogue on market trends, customer expectations, and the future development of the Italian agricultural tire market.

Magna Tyres introduces the new LH32 truck tire, specifically designed for trailer applications in long haul and regional transport. This tire combines durability, performance, and safety to meet the demands of modern transport operations.

Celanese Corporation has announced both a new quarterly cash dividend of $0.03 per share and a wide-ranging set of price increases for key chemical products and their derivatives as part of its latest strategic moves.

Continental ranks among the companies demonstrating strong commitment and a high level of transparency when it comes to mitigating climate change and managing supply chains, according to the latest CDP rating. The independent environmental disclosure organization CDP awarded Continental an “A-” rating, recognizing the company’s approach to mitigating climate change, its progress in reducing CO₂ emissions, and its comprehensive transparency along the supply chain. The company also performed well in the water management category, achieving a “B” rating for the second year in a row. The scores awarded by CDP – previously known under its full name Carbon Disclosure Project – provide important validation of Continental’s commitment to climate action, including using renewable electricity and switching to low-emission fuels like biomass.