
FISITA outlines a whole-system approach to accelerate the transition to electric mobility
FISITA CEO Chris Mason highlights the need to connect transport, energy, infrastructure, skills and investment to turn electrification ambition into delivery

FISITA CEO Chris Mason highlights the need to connect transport, energy, infrastructure, skills and investment to turn electrification ambition into delivery

Nine leading figures from across the international mobility industry have been recognised for their contribution to engineering, technology and the future of mobility at the 2026 FISITA Academy of Technical Leadership. Seoul, Republic of Korea, 9 November 2026 – FISITA has welcomed nine distinguished technology leaders into its Academy of Technical Leadership, recognising their achievements and contribution to advancing the technology of mobility. The 2026 inductees were recognised during a special ceremony at the FISITA World Mobility Summit in Seoul. The FISITA Academy of Technical Leadership was established to recognise outstanding achievers from across the international automotive and mobility systems engineering sector. Inductees are selected on merit, reflecting the impact

Automotive is entering an era where resource efficiency, regulatory pressure and supply‑chain resilience converge making circularity critical to every business

Extended reality is recharging approaches to engineering and design, and FISITA’s Immersive Simulation webinar gave insight into how critical the technology is to future innovation

Decarbonising is a priority for the industry and it’s making environmental, social, and governance reporting a critical framework to achieve company – and regulatory – targets says Dr Yuzhu Guo

Navigating complexity will lead to opportunities but the global community needs to come together to navigate the challenges with clarity, ambition and collaboration writes Fabio Squadrani