Optimism and caution prevail, entering into 2021 – Newsletter Editorial January 2021
The automotive and mobility technology suppliers ha...
COVID-19 is having a major impact on the economy, with retail and manufacturing activity crippled without precedence and concerns mounting on consumer sentiment. The European automotive sector, which has been hit particularly badly, proposes a plan comprised of 25 key actions to ensure a strong restart of the sector and the economy at large. Read more
Automotive suppliers play a central role in the development of connected and automated vehicles. Artificial intelligence (AI) applications are becoming more commonly integrated in vehicles: automated driving is the most well-known example, but a broad range of other applications are also being used, such as many vehicle safety functions, comfort functions, advanced driver-assistance systems, connectivity systems, infotainment systems, and others. Read more
CLEPA (the European Automotive Suppliers’ Association) and ACEA (the European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association) have jointly adopted a ‘Code of Business Conduct in view of COVID-19’ to support a rapid and smooth restart of the automotive industry. Read more
CLEPA supports the further development of standards for pollutant emissions from light and heavy-duty vehicles that improve air quality, environment and health outcomes. As providers of sustainable technology solutions for road transport, we advocate for a regulatory framework that facilitates clean and affordable mobility. Read the position paper.
CLEPA’s position paper aims to avoid disruption of the EU-UK automotive sector by proposing trade conditions, customs procedures and implementation timelines tailored to the automotive supply chain. Read the position paper.
What will the future of mobility look like? In our view, the future is safe, sustainable, smart and competitive. CLEPA’s whitebook defines tomorrow’s mobility, aligned with the diverse views of the European automotive supplier community. Read more
Digitalisation is transforming the automotive industry, and in-vehicle data is mainly controlled and exploited commercialy by vehicle manufacturers. CLEPA’s position paper calls for a level playing field in the automotive industry regarding access to data and resources, and in full compliance with the legislation on the protection of personal data. Read the position paper
The automotive and mobility technology suppliers ha...
The EU’s recovery requires the acceleration of the twin green and digital transitions, t...