"The automotive industry faces extremely challenging emissions and fuel-economy standards over the next decade in most major markets," Helms said in a release, "so materials that reduce part mass and cost, while improving durability, aesthetics, and functionality are going to be key."
Dozens of teams made up of OEMs, tier suppliers, and polymer producers submit nominations describing their part, system, or complete vehicle and why it merits the claim as the Year's Most Innovative Use of Plastics. This annual event typically draws more 700 OEM engineers, automotive and plastics industry executives, and media. To download nomination forms and rules for this year's competition, please visit the SPE Automotive Division website.
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