Ionity CEO Michael Hajesch will be part of an Automotive News Europe Congress panel discussion, Challenges in Electrification. It will be available via webcast on Thursday, July 23 at 14:00 CEST.
Ionity is a joint venture formed by BMW Group, Daimler, Ford Motor and Volkswagen Group that is working to bring a network of 400 high-power EV charging stations to European highways.
The 350-kilowatt stations will allow electric vehicles to be charged with 100 km of range in as little time as 8 minutes, depending on vehicle architecture.
Ionity says the electricity will be sustainably generated, decreasing the network’s carbon footprint.
Hear from an executive working to make pan-European electric mobility easier
Ionity CEO Michael Hajesch
23nd Automotive News Europe Congress
What: Congress Conversations, Part 3
When: July 23
Where: Virtual
Cost: Free, but registration required
Information: ane-congress.com
Hajesch, a mechanical engineer by training, has been CEO at Ionity since 2017. He started his automotive career in 2004 at BMW, where he held positions in R&D, planning and product strategy, and e-mobility strategy and charging infrastructure.
Hear from the man who is working to make pan-European electric mobility easier and more accessible.
Register here to watch a webcast of distinguished panelists discuss how the automotive industry can overcome EV challenges to meet emissions targets and remain sustainably profitable.
