China's Geely Auto received recognition for its efforts in developing health-conscious vehicles that are eco-friendly and promote the use of machines that support anti-bacteria vehicles. The company also announced that the construction of an intelligent satellite and testing center have already commenced.
International, independent third-party inspection, testing, and certification organization TUV Rheinland Group have the first Vehicle Level Solid Particulates/Aerosol Filtering Protection China-mark certificate to the country's leading car brand Geely. The award recognized that the company made good on its promise to develop eco-friendly, healthy vehicles.
The company's first two models who received the recognition were the Geometry A pure electric sedan and the Auto Jiaji MPV. The vehicles were assessed with 40 international and domestic standards by the organization. Its technical experts found that the protective mask standard GB 2626-2006 along with medical mask standard GB 19083-2010, domestic air purifier standard GB/T 18801-2015, cabin filter standard GB/T 32085.1-2015, and other features of the vehicles complied with the health specification threshold of the makings of healthy cars.
The certification verified that these features purifies pollution and maintains micro-positive pressure within the cars' interiors. Upon testing the vehicles for aerosol filtering protection levels, the technical conditions were also found to comply with the said health standards.
According to the head of Geely's research and development center Hu Zheng Nan, the company aims to orient itself to the automobile industry by responding to consumer needs. He said that Geely has been adhering to benchmarking management and continuing improvements to provide high quality, high-tech, and high-value-added products for its customers.
He added that Geely hopes to become the leading company that manufactures vehicles observing the all-round healthy protection feature. He also revealed that these features would ensure that the health of the drivers and passengers alike would be protected from toxicity caused by vehicles.
Last Wednesday, the company announced the construction commencement of its intelligent satellite and testing center for automated vehicular models. The new facility is located in China's Zhejiang province.
The report revealed that the cutting-edge facility would have a modular satellite manufacturing center, satellite testing center, research and development center, and a cloud computing center. These facilities would also develop and produce a variety of different satellite models.
The satellite strategy was developed by Geespace, a Geely company that develops, launches, and operates low-orbit satellites. It was also announced that by the end of 2020, Geespace would launch its commercial low-orbit satellite network that would oversee highly accurate navigation for self-driving cars.
