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Addressing the challenges facing SMEs in climate action
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Digital connectivity for smarter, more inclusive and safer mobility
The automotive sector is constantly changing, boosted by three major trends: electrification, automated driving and the connected car, and new mobility models: shared, and on demand.
The mobility of the future creates new opportunities for the automotive industry. The strategic role of innovation and technology is the driving force behind the construction of new sustainable mobility models. The limits and potentials of these models need to be analysed in order to face mobility challenges and opportunities in 21st century cities.
Science and technology are vectors of change that allow the use of alternative fuels and renewable energies to be secured and expanded, offering solutions that modify our mobility patterns and substantially improve our quality of life, while providing existing infrastructure with digital connectivity for smarter, more inclusive and safer mobility.
Smart Urban Mobility
Within the Smart Urban Mobility framework, our colleague Javier Coleto, Market Director of the Industry and Transport Division, together with companies such as Comtrade Digital Services, REPSOL, UITP and AMETIC will put forward scenarios on the future of mobility, and will identify the most relevant technologies and applications that will make this future possible, while generating new business models.