Survey: Where should carmakers invest to improve their sustainability?

25 October 2019

 

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Carmakers are currently trying to improve their sustainability, with development of electric vehicles (EVs) coming alongside plans to reduce carbon output from the production of vehicles.

As many manufacturers struggle with profitability in a slowing market, Autovista Group wants to know which area you think they should be concentrating their spending on. Is EV or hydrogen development the right path, or would mobility services and autonomous systems help? Is it worth spending money on reducing the carbon footprint of manufacturing, or is there another area carmakers should concentrate on to improve their green credentials?