The establishment will organize a summit in November 2025 which must project its participants into 2035, the deadline for the sale of diesel and gasoline cars.
The Mulhouse automobile museum is preparing a « international summit » on the future of the car scheduled for November 13 and 14, 2025, its organizers told AFP on Tuesday. This « new consultation space » open to the entire automotive industry but also to the general public is the initiative of the president of the museum and deputy Bruno Fuchs (MoDem) and will be held under the patronage of the President of the Republic.
The idea is to bring together manufacturers, equipment manufacturers, start-ups, public decision-makers and NGOs at the Mulhouse Exhibition Center. « to identify concrete solutions, and draw a roadmap towards a sustainable and resilient automotive industry »indicate the organizers in a press release.
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The first edition of this “Car Summit-International Automobile Summit” will be devoted to 2035, the deadline for the sale of cars with thermal engines (petrol or diesel) in Europe, and a shock for an industry in bad shape, particularly in the face of to Chinese competition.
The National Automobile Museum-Collection Schlumpf in Mulhouse claims to have the largest collection of cars in the world and attracted 243,000 visitors in 2023.
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