Nokian Tyres’ production building at the factory in Romania has earned LEED v4 Gold certification for sustainable building from the U.S. Green Building Council. It is the first LEED Gold certified tyre factory in the world.
Nokian Tyres has introduced its Betula concept tyre containing raw material made from birch bark. The renewable material by Swedish company Reselo, utilises the residue of the global pulp, paper and plywood industry.
Nokian Tyres has received the Agritechnica Innovation Award presented by the German Agricultural Society DLG. The Silver Medal distinction was awarded to Nokian Tyres’ next-generation smart tyre technology, the Intuitu 2.0 Smart Pressure Assistant.
The Seasonproof 2 from Nokian Tyres has been crowned WhatTyre’s All-Season Tire of the Year 2025 in the categories of All-Season Passenger Car Tires and All-Season SUV Tires.
Nokian Tyres has commenced tyre deliveries from its new factory in Oradea, Romania. The first deliveries through Nokian Tyres distribution centres to Central European customers and consumers include winter and all-season tyres.
In forestry, productivity is crucial. The extensive damage and clean up to forested areas in the wake of Storm Éowyn is testament to this. Demand for more productive equipment is pushing machine manufacturers to develop forwarders capable of transporting more wood with fewer driving cycles.
Both Michelin and Nokian Tyres have respectively announced that they will pull all manufacturing and operating activities out of Russia, due to the country’s invasion of Ukraine.
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