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SK On recognized as “best supplier” by Ferrari
2024.06.28 | SKinno News

■ SK On recognized for driving continuous improvement

 

SK On announced today it has been recognized by Italian luxury sports carmaker during the Podio Ferrari supplier convention.

SK On was one of the eight companies that was recognized at this year’s Podio Ferrari in Maranello, Italy, on June 26. The traditional event hosted by Ferrari saw the attendance of some 700 suppliers and strategic contributors of the automaker, emphasizing their specific contribution to the Prancing Horse’s technological progress, competitiveness and innovation.

SK On received the supplier award in the Fearless Organization category for its resolution, rigor and transparency in having addressed Ferrari’s challenging technological needs in the development of cells for the batteries of Ferrari’s most powerful sports cars since 2019.

The company started providing battery cells for Ferrari with the launch of the marque’s first-ever range supercar and Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV), the SF90 Stradale, and its open-top variant, the SF90 Spider. SK On’s cells are also used in the battery that powers the 296 GTB and the 296 GTS PHEVs that were launched in 2021 and 2022, respectively.

In March, SK On signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Ferrari to renew the two companies’ on-going collaboration and share valuable insights into the innovation of cell technology. Under the MoU, these exchanges will help both companies envision new possibilities to drive continuous improvement.

“We are honored to be recognized at the Podio Ferrari,” said Chung Goo-pil, Head of Europe Sales at SK On. “We are working together to combine each company’s expertise to proactively support Ferrari’s drive to envision new potential solutions for its high-performance electric vehicles.”

 

[Photo] Chung Goo-pil (right), Head of Europe Sales at SK On, and Gianmaria Fulgenzi (left), Chief Product Development Officer at Ferrari, pose for a photo at Podio Ferrari in Maranello, Italy, on June 26. (Photo provided by Ferrari)


 

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