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Trendspotting- Material supply for the vehicles of the future

RISE launches their annual trend report within the business and innovation area material transition, focusing on material supply for the vehicles of the future.

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The trend seminar held on 30 June 2022 provides a brief summary of the trend report with insights and reflections from an external panel.

When the car dealer has to deal with upgrades instead of selling newly produced cars and a lot goes towards the development of services for the vehicles of the future. What new business models are needed? How should subcontractors of vehicle components contribute to an extended use of materials when the lifespan of a car needs to be increased? How should the right material qualities and flows be achieved?

The trend report gathers knowledge and insights. Download it by filling out the form on this page.

Participants in the trend seminar on June 30, 2022:

Josefina Sallén, Focus area leader Circular transition, RISE
Sander Jahilo, Circular Lead, Polestar
Ann-Sofie Wulfsberg, Director Circular Development, Volvo Group
Peter Bryntesson, Senior Project Manager, FKG
Johan Andinsson, Head of Business Development & Sales PSE, AFRY

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Hanna Linden

tf Affärs-och innovationsområdeschef

+46 10 228 46 75
hanna.linden@ri.se

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Maria Delombre

Kommunikationschef

+46 10 516 66 82
maria.delombre@ri.se

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