DENSO to exhibit for the first time at the 11th Auto Expo

DENSO Corporation will exhibit for the first time at the 11th Auto Expo 2012, in New Delhi, India, from Jan. 5 to 11, 2012. To introduce its wide range of advanced technologies, DENSO will exhibit its products in the fields of environment, safety, comfort and convenience.

“We regard India as one of the most important markets with high growth potential, and we are expanding our business in the country,” said Yasushi Nei, Chairman of DENSO International India Pvt. Ltd. and DENSO's Executive Director. “The company has decided to increase production capacity and to establish a technical center to begin developing products in the region and for the region. Now, DENSO has decided to participate in Auto Expo 2012, which is the largest motor show in the country, to publicize its technical strengths in India.”

Among its exhibits, DENSO will present Resonance 2021, which is a cockpit simulator envisioned for the 2021 automobile. The Resonance 2021 exhibit will allow visitors to experience how people, vehicles, and communities will "connect" to each other in real time to make driving more safe, convenient and enjoyable.

DENSO's exhibits in the field of environment, or fuel efficiency, include diesel common rail systems and starters for stop/start systems, which can contribute to meet India's next generation emissions standard. And DENSO will showcase one of its safety-related exhibits, which is a full-color, full-screen TFT liquid crystal instrumental cluster with night-view system that will display pedestrians or other obstacles in the roadway at night or under other poor-visibility conditions. To keep end-users cool on a hot day, but also help improve fuel efficiency, DENSO will show its air conditioning system that uses an ejector. Other DENSO products related to convenience will include a remote touch controller that allows the driver to operate the car navigation system or the controls with little arm movement. DENSO will continue to participate in global shows around the world to increase its recognition.