Bojun Technology Achieves Milestones in Integrated Die-Casting, Plans Mass Production for Multiple Projects

Published: Apr 10, 2026 17:34

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According to reports, on April 8, Bojun Technology achieved phased results in the integrated die-casting field. Since Q3 2025, some integrated die-casting projects have gradually entered mass production. Currently, mass production projects include rear floor panels, shock tower assemblies, rear inner side panels, safety grab handle brackets, front wheel arch assemblies, and shock tower bracket assemblies, among others. Projects such as front dash panels and rear sill connecting plate assemblies also plan to enter mass production in H1 2026. In addition, the company was awarded the BAIC STELATO project designation in 2025. The project plans to commence production in 2026, primarily involving integrated die-cast rear floor panels and shock towers for three car models.

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