Fredrika Klaren, head of sustainability at Polestar.
When: June 13-14, 2023
Where: Automobile Club de France, 6 Place de la Concorde, 75008 Paris
Pricing: €595 early bird registration (expires April 28)
Bonus: Visit to the Renault Refactory in Flins (space is limited)
Host sponsor: Renault Group
Information: Register here
On June 13 and 14 in Paris, the annual Automotive News Europe Congress will host a series of top-level presentations, speakers and panel discussions on the theme of Making Sustainability Profitable.
Speakers will include experts and executives from Renault Group, Toyota, Stellantis, Polestar, Ford, Hyundai and more. Join us in Paris to be part of the discussion about key issues driving the industry’s growth and success during this transformative time.
Polestar, the Geely EV brand that recently went public, is swiftly ramping up production and sales as it expands its lineup. But Polestar is facing a new challenge: how to decouple its business growth from increased emissions as a company. In 2021, it was able to cut emissions per car produced by 8 percent. The ultimate goal is the zero-emission car by 2030.
“We wear our emissions on our sleeve," says Polestar's head of sustainability Fredrika Klaren, "measuring and scrutinizing every detail ensures we keep our eye on the ball. Electrification alone is not enough and pure EV-makers like Polestar have a lot of work ahead of us."
Hear how Polestar is balancing business growth with the need to reduce its emissions from head of sustanability Frerika Klaren at this year's Automotive News Europe Congres.
