DENSO has introduced further Lambda Sensor part numbers to its aftermarket programme as it continues its growth.
The update, introducing six new part numbers corresponding to 34 OE references, will further strengthen the catalogue’s European car parc, supporting 50 more vehicle applications from major vehicle manufacturers Audi, SEAT, Skoda and Volkswagen. This will increase the total European car parc by approximately 3 million vehicles.
Since first developing its OE range of lambda sensors in 1977, the company has been increasing its efforts to create an offering that is number one choice for customers, whilst delivering the highest standards in terms of engine performance, reliability and emissions.
Now, every new car, and most cars manufactured since 1980, has a lambda sensor fitted. Vehicles with the sensors account for more than 68% of the European car parc – a proportion set to increase even further in coming years.
Nick Thomas, Product Manager, commented: “Our range is continuously updated to provide a product catalogue that is truly leading edge in terms of both technology and vehicle coverage.
“This approach continues to reap the rewards, offering workshops and distributors the most advanced catalogue of the highest quality Lambda Sensors on the market. This ultimately ensures workshop customers receive the best parts for their vehicles.”
This latest update brings DENSO’s Lambda Sensors catalogue to 445 part numbers for 5,783 applications. The range represents more than 68% of the European car parc. Therefore, delivering a breadth of coverage which workshops and distributors can be confident in.
According to the company, this comprehensive programme ensures that workshops and distributors will be able to deliver the highest quality products to their customers, maximising their own business opportunities.
