BMW embraces Design for Circularity to lead in sustainability

Roberto Rossetti, Total Vehicle Lifecycle Development, BMW

BMW’s Roberto Rossetti explains the carmaker’s Design for Circularity approach, which focuses on recycled materials, reduced parts and optimised disassembly

Sustainability has now firmly established itself as a leading KPI in automotive logistics as well as production. BMW has committed to becoming a leader in circular economy practises, with a Design for Circularity concept that includes increased sourcing of materials from recycled products

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