Simonluca Pini - Contributor Editor at Il Sole 24 Ore
A relentless technological evolution is driving the sector toward a complex industrial scenario characterized by seamless connections between users, vehicles and the surrounding world
Simonluca Pini - Contributor Editor at Il Sole 24 Ore
Successfully overcoming the challenges of sustainable mobility lies in the ability to increase battery life, contain costs and ensure energy independence
“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”
The digital event, scheduled for 10 December 2020, will take place in a virtual environment where companies of the automotive aftermarket, international operators and experts will meet to exchange ideas, projects and visions on the future of the sector
As the coronavirus manifested all its devastating power on the social fabric as a whole, the auto-repair sector captures the attention of both the public and the authorities with proposals and initiatives aimed at spearheading the post-pandemic recovery, not only for the sector, but for the entire economy so interconnected
The European Commission, after an initial survey, in March, which involved several companies and trade associations, launched a public consultation with a view to introducing the Euro 7/VII emission standard on cars, vans, trucks and buses