Surface heating systems offer enhanced energy efficiency by directly warming passengers through conduction heating and radiation, rather than heating the entire cabin air volume. This technology is increasingly preferred by OEMs due to its significant impact on thermal comfort in conventional vehicles and electric vehicles with its ability to extend battery life. Seats, mid-console, door panels, and wheels are among the main areas for integrating heating components. 

Our commitment to enhance thermal energy and insulation within vehicles is at the forefront of our mission. By strategically reducing heat loss, we aim to create a more comfortable and energy-efficient enviroment for passengers. Our approach is data-driven, leveraging comprehensive analysis results to identify key areas with significant potential for application.

The air temperature that HVAC systems provide is not the same that passenger feels in skin due to different air distribution in vehicle, clothes, air speed, radiation and humidity. Bu using alternative heating elements like heating fabrics, resistant wires and heating foils; you can better supply and provide the heat to local areas by using different compartments such as seat, cabin back interface, upper trim, consol etc.