Blueair Launches Cabin Air for in-car Air Purification
by Shrutee K/DNS
Mumbai:
Blueair, a world-leader in air purification solutions, today announced the
launch of Cabin Air to meet consumer needs for clean air in cars, trucks and
other road vehicles. The in-vehicle air purifiers which will be in the market
in the second quarter of 2018 are based on Blueair’s 20 years’ experience of
developing state-of-the art air purifiers for home and professional use.
Recent
research proves that 72% of people are worried about the air quality in their
car. The same number, 72% of people
asked, also said that they are aware of the negative health effects of
breathing polluted air, reveals a survey carried out for Blueair by independent
UK research firm Bonamy Finch.
“We
see a strong, unmet consumer need for clean air”, said Mehmet Altinok, CEO of
Blueair. “Air pollution levels soar in our key markets and pollution concerns
are growing worldwide, particularly in Asia and the Middle-East. As a result,
we are expanding our air purification expertise and best-in-class technology to
a new segment with the objective of improving the health and well-being of even
more people” said Altinok.
“What
few know is that the air inside the car can be up to 15 times more polluted
than on the road outside, said Daniel Hagström, CEO of Blueair Cabin Air. “The
poor indoor air quality is caused by own vehicle exhausts in combination with other
vehicle’s exhausts, as well as tire and road wear products, entering the car
through ventilation and air conditioning systems”, explained Hagström.
The
Blueair Cabin range of products will be launched in China in June 2018. The
products are based on sustainable Swedish design combining safety and highest
performance.
About Blueair
Blueair is one of the world’s leading producers of
air purification solutions for home and professional use. Founded in Sweden,
Blueair delivers innovative, best-in-class, energy-efficient products and
services to consumers in over 60 countries around the world. Blueair is part of
the Unilever family of brands. http://www.blueair.com
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