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Transcript: What does the future of the car look like?

In an interview at the FT’s Future of the Car summit, Volvo Cars’ CEO Jim Rowan explained how the next wave of technology will transform personal mobility
Jim Rowan, chief executive of Volvo Cars, spoke to Peter Campbell, FT global motor industry correspondent, at FT Live’s Future of the Car conference in London last month. This is an edited transcript of his remarks on the transformation of personal mobility.

The automotive industry is going through a massive transformation and there are two parts to that. One is the technological side: the move to electrification and electrical propulsion systems. But that’s really the tip of the iceberg — and, in some ways, it’s the easier part.

Adjacent to that, at the same time, you have this massive commercial transformation: direct to customer engagement, how you find the next demographic, how you convert them into a customer and, post-conversion, how you then continue to interact with them.

So you’ve at least two massive transformations being played against the backdrop of the move to carbon-free [mobility]. And that sustainability, circular economy narrative is something I think is really exciting on one side and very important on the other.

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