Dymag, Borbet and Advanced International Multitech (AIM) have announced a strategic partnership to accelerate the development and industrialization of carbon hybrid and composite wheel technology for the automotive and motorcycle industries.
This collaboration brings together Dymag’s expertise in carbon wheel technology, Borbet’s position as premium aluminum wheel producers for OEM and aftermarket, and AIM’s advanced manufacturing capabilities to establish a new standard in lightweight, high-strength wheel solutions.
The collaboration leverages Borbet and AIM’s established supply networks, AIM’s scalable production infrastructure and Dymag’s technical expertise and patented BX-F designs to create a “robust, high-quality supply solution for global markets”, the companies stated.
Through close technical alignment and coordinated development efforts, carbon hybrid wheels will be seamlessly integrated into OEM production lines, delivering a validated, lightweight solution for future vehicles, they added.
The collaboration is a critical step toward widespread adoption, ensuring enhanced durability, efficiency and performance for modern automotive and motorcycle applications.
Christopher Shelley, executive chair at Dymag, said, “This partnership enables Dymag to bring our carbon wheel technology to the rapidly expanding OEM market, supporting the industry’s shift toward lightweight, high-performance solutions.”
Burkhard Plett, CEO at Borbet, said, “By combining Borbet’s OEM expertise with Dymag’s pioneering carbon wheel technology, we are creating a scalable solution that will redefine high-performance wheels for auto makers worldwide.”
Mike Chou, general manager, AIM Group, commented, “Our manufacturing expertise in advanced composites, combined with Dymag’s patented wheel technology, positions us to bring industry-leading lightweight solutions to market at scale.”
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