Cleaner air when you board. A very important issue in this period in which we fight against the invisible enemy Covid-19.
The prototype air conditioning, ventilation and heating system employs Panasonic nanoe X technology to inhibit harmful bacteria and viruses and will help provide passengers with a healthier onboard atmosphere.
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Minimization of pathogens
Jaguar Land Rover sets a milestone in air purification research. A work that involves actors from different study areas. In fact, the British manufacturer has partnered with Perfectus Biomed Ltd, a leading laboratory of microbiology and virology, to carry out an innovative laboratory test in a sealed chamber, which simulates the ventilation system of a vehicle in recirculation mode over a 30-minute cycle. . Independent research has shown that the system’s ability to inhibit viruses and bacteria is up to 97%. The goal is to ensure that pathogens are minimized and that the air in the cabin is always cleaner.
It should be noted that Panasonic’s nanoe X technology has been tested on the new coronavirus by Texcell, an organization specializing in virus testing and immunoprofiling which is one of the world laboratories authorized to conduct tests on the new coronavirus. During the two-hour laboratory tests, more than 99.995% of coronaviruses were inhibited.
A modern and clean luxury
The journey taken by the British car brand marks a first step towards a reimagining of modern luxury, offering customers a healthier on-board experience. The models in the Jaguar range, including the Jaguar I-Pace all-electric performance SUV and the Land Rover range (including the Discovery and Range Rover Evoque) currently offer nanoe technology with Pm2.5 filtration. The innovative Pre-conditioning is also available which allows you to activate the system before entering the vehicle.