An electric look at the 2019 Movin'On Summit

June 11, 2019
The 2019 Movin'On Summit for sustainable mobility was nothing short of eye-opening with the possibilities of the transportation industry.

MONTREAL. The 2019 Movin'On Summit for sustainable mobility was nothing short of eye-opening with the possibilities of the transportation industry. From Michelin's unveiling of the airless tire in partnership with General Motors to a 3-D printed car, innovations were at every turn. Deep discussions on optimizing good transportation and traffic to cities among others filled the "cabin bubbles" while professional dancers embodied the understanding of strength, interconnection, and resilience toward the Earth's ecosystem.

During the closing ceremonies of the summit, CEO and president of Michelin, Florent Menegaux, was joined by UN Special Envoy for the 2019 Climate Summit Luis Alfonso de Alba. They agreed on the urgency of action, and that the time for speeches was over.

“We need a plan that identifies specific actions, as well as the partners with which those actions can be achieved,” said de Alba.

This gallery highlights those plans and partners featured at this year's Movin'On Summit. 

About the Author

Catharine Conway | Digital Editor

Catharine Conway is a past FleetOwner digital editor who wrote for the publication from 2018 to 2022. 

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