Valmet Automotive’s battery business is thriving, despite the challenges faced by the Uusikaupunki car factory due to the downturn in the car market and strikes. According to new CEO Pasi Rannus, Chinese electric cars and the EU’s car tariffs present a significant opportunity for the company. Chinese companies are eager to test demand and explore partnerships, which has sparked growth in Valmet Automotive’s battery business.
Rannus takes a stroll through the car factory, admiring a mint green, matte sports car on display in the finishing area. As he navigates new challenges in the automotive industry, Rannus remains optimistic about the future and potential for growth in the electric vehicle market. He leads Valmet Automotive through a period of transition and adaptation, embracing new opportunities while staying true to its core values and commitment to excellence.
As Valmet Automotive continues to innovate and explore new partnerships in the evolving automotive landscape, Rannus remains focused on driving success and sustainability for the company. The surge of Chinese electric cars and EU’s car tariffs present an opportunity for growth that Rannus is taking advantage of with his leadership skills as well as his knowledge of the industry.
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