Top 5 Trends in Car Safety

Car safety has evolved tremendously over the last several decades. While it is hard to remember a car that did not come with seatbelts, airbags, and antilock

Infographic: Driving the Future with POSCO GIGA STEEL

As standards for fuel efficiency, CO2 emissions, and auto safety become more strict, auto manufacturers and consumers are looking for lighter, more

POSCO Completes Construction of New Steel Forming Laboratory

On May 11, POSCO held an opening ceremony to celebrate the completion of its Steel Forming Laboratory at the POSCO Global R&D Center in Songdo, Korea. More

Ask an Expert: POSCO GIGA STEEL Goes Beyond the Limits of Traditional Lightweight Materials

The Steel Wire has invited Park Jong-jae, a motorsport columnist, to explore light weighting trends in the automotive industry and how POSCO GIGA STEEL

POSCO Completes Auto Steel Plant Exclusively for POSCO GIGA STEEL

On April 26, POSCO held the completion ceremony for its No. 7 Continuous Galvanizing Line (7CGL) in Gwangyang. This is the first automotive steel plant built

POSCO GIGA STEEL Increases Strength, Improves Safety in Autos

Over the last 60 years, consumers, automakers, and regulatory agencies have been looking for ways to build cars that are safer for their passengers. The steel

Automakers Look to Steel for Lower CO2 Emissions

Twenty years ago, Toyota debuted the first mass-produced hybrid vehicle, but today almost every major car manufacturer has a hybrid or electric car on the

POSCO GIGA STEEL Offers Solutions for the Evolving Auto Industry

The auto industry is transforming itself to meet changing consumer demands and increasingly strict safety and fuel efficiency regulations. To do this,

Auto Industry Finds Steel Solution for Lightweighting

With increasingly strict car emissions & safety standards, car makers have been looking for new ways to make cars lighter, stronger, and more eco-friendly.

49 Years of Innovation: POSCO’s Path towards Leading an Industry

When POSCO was founded in April 1960, Korea had very little heavy industry production facilities and no existing steel industry. Despite these obvious setbacks