Future of the Car
A powerful set of human, technological and natural forces have converged to produce a business environment in flux and fraught with uncertainty. Automakers and leaders across the supply chain are having to become crisis experts, with the war in Ukraine and economic uncertainty placing further strain on the fragile ecosystem. On top of this, countries have all made pledges to reduce their carbon footprint, which alongside the growing consumer demand for Electric Vehicles is putting pressure on OEMs and the automotive industry to transition to EVs quickly. What new skills, strategies, and strategic alliances does the car industry need to develop to future-proof businesses and ensure long-term success?
The FT Future of the Car summit is a must-attend, three day strategy-focussed conference for anyone leading at the juncture of traditional automotive industry practice and technology-driven disruption. It is the only automotive summit to attract the most visionary CEOs and thinkers for an objective analysis of the industry’s toughest challenges.
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Key Themes and Discussions
Batteries: Innovating to bring the price down
Tackling the automotive supply-chain
Mobility in the meta-verse
The next generation software-defined car 
What's next for autonomous vehicles? 
The net zero car: is it a real possibility? The Power of Networking
-Be part of the conversation with the industry’s leaders sharing insights, knowledge and plans for the crucial period ahead.
-Meet the right people and schedule 1-to-1 meetings using a dedicated event app.
-Establish new relationships and strengthen ties with your peers over a 3-course dinner
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"If the last two days are anything to go by, then I can’t wait for the final two. Hours of fascinating insight
-Strategy Director, Cox Automotive
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