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The automotive industry has undergone a profound transformation in recent years, driven by the need to reduce emissions and the impact of climate change.
What was for decades a sector dominated by internal combustion engines is now seeing electric vehicles gaining ground at a rapid pace.
We are changing the way cars are manufactured, changing their design, directly affecting how they are marketed and used by consumers.
The emergence of new technologies (Collaborative Robotics, Deep Learning, AI, etc.) and the growing demand for cleaner alternatives have marked a before and after in the global automotive market.
The need to move towards more sustainable mobility has become a priority for governments, and its impact on manufacturers and consumers, with increasingly stringent environmental regulations, especially in Europe and Asia, are accelerating the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) and other forms of transportation that reduce dependence on fossil fuels, tax incentives and policies that promote the electrification of transportation have facilitated the emergence of new electric vehicle platforms, which offer not only a more efficient means of transportation, but also a more environmentally friendly solution.
Investment in research and development of clean technologies has enabled electric cars to improve significantly in terms of range, charging time and manufacturing cost.
Advances in battery technology, coupled with the expansion of charging infrastructure, have been key to consumers considering electric cars as a viable option.
As this transition progresses, the automotive industry is reshaping itself to meet new challenges and opportunities, betting on a future where sustainability is at the core of mobility.
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