Yamaha Motor shifts DiASil cylinder production to recycled aluminum alloy by 2030 to cut CO2 by 47,000 tons a year
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- Yamaha Motor will progressively switch DiASil all-aluminum cylinder raw material from virgin aluminum to recycled aluminum alloy.
- Full conversion across all DiASil cylinder products is scheduled for 2030, targeting an estimated 47,000 tons annual CO₂ reduction.
- Program supports its Environmental Plan 2050, aiming for carbon neutrality across the supply chain by 2050.
- Recycled alloy rollout starts with commuter models produced in Indonesia, followed by a global expansion.
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