Sponsored by SONGZ

Founded in 1998, SONGZ has established itself as a leading supplier of air conditioning systems for buses across China, testified by the figure of around 250,000 e-bus air conditioning and battery thermal management systems provided to date.

The company serves a broad range of clients, including well-known manufacturers such as BYD, Golden Dragon, Foton, and JAC, providing solutions for both conventional and electric buses from 6 to 25 meters in length, including double-decker models. The company’s extensive product lineup has made it a key player in the Chinese bus industry.

SONGZ: growing in the electric bus segment

Since the rapid expansion of China’s electric bus market in 2008, SONGZ has achieved an impressive sales milestone. To date, as mentioned above, the company has delivered 249,478 electric bus air conditioning and battery thermal management systems.

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In addition to its success in China, SONGZ has significantly expanded internationally. The company holds a dominant market share of over 90% for electric bus air conditioning in several countries, including Brazil, Turkey, Thailand, and Vietnam.

Today, SONGZ has evolved into a comprehensive automotive air conditioning group, providing specialized solutions for buses, cars, metro systems, trains, and trucks. Its innovative edge is supported by a robust intellectual property portfolio of over 1,200 patents.

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With 17 factories, a team of 387 engineers, and nearly 4,000 employees, SONGZ continues to drive advancements in the thermal management sector, positioning itself as a leader in sustainable and efficient climate control solutions for vehicles worldwide.

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