If you believe BMW development director Frank Weber, the car is on the verge of yet another revolution.
In addition to digitalisation and electrification, he says, circularity will become an increasingly important feature of vehicles. That means reusing materials that go into making cars.
Motor manufacturers are slowly running out of the raw materials needed to build new cars. There are also issues surrounding the energy expenditure and the carbon footprint involved in producing car parts.
That is why recyclability at the end of a car’s life cycle is becoming increasingly important.
With its next generation of vehicles, BMW aims to set new standards for recycling materials, Weber says. Other manufacturers, including Volvo and Mercedes, are following the trend.
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