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Slideshow: Scenes from Chinaplas, part six

Article-Slideshow: Scenes from Chinaplas, part six

The BASF booth was always packed during the trade show. This is probably due to a new car seat concept. At Chinaplas 2014, BASF revealed its latest concept for car seats, developed in collaboration with AP Solutions, a Korean design and engineering agency specialized in the automotive industry. Taking design trends and regional market needs into account, BASF materials were used to allow weight and space savings as well as unique styling possibilities to enable maximum design freedom for slimmer, lighter and more comfortable car seats.

The BASF booth was always packed during the trade show. This is probably due to a new car seat concept. At Chinaplas 2014, BASF revealed its latest concept for car seats, developed in collaboration with AP Solutions, a Korean design and engineering agency specialized in the automotive industry. Taking design trends and regional market needs into account, BASF materials were used to allow weight and space savings as well as unique styling possibilities to enable maximum design freedom for slimmer, lighter and more comfortable car seats. In line with the design approach of "today, tomorrow, future," BASF also exhibited the "Leaf" design car seat by Song Wei Teo. The design won the first prize in the international BASF seat design competition "sit down. move" and shows a car seat made in just a single piece.

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