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Today, on World Sustainable Transport Day, the FIA actively participated in the UN Decade of Sustainable Transport Multi-Stakeholder Webinar, a crucial event focused on advancing sustainable, inclusive, and resilient transport systems worldwide.

Senior Sustainability Manager Asuka Ito attended the MIT Senseable City Lab Forum of Future Cities in Boston last week.

The event will take place on 12 December in Kigali, Rwanda alongside the FIA General Assemblies week. It will welcome leading speakers – including Rwanda’s Hon. Minister of Environment Dr Valentine Uwamariya and Hon. Minister of Trade and Industry Prudence Sebahizi. The event is part of the FIA’s Sustainable Innovation Series.

This is the second time that the FIA has attended the UN Climate Change Conference (UNFCCC) as an Observer.

BIC receives the highest possible accreditation award from the FIA, reflecting BIC’s commitment to its comprehensive sustainability agenda.

The FIA hosted its third Sustainable Innovation Series event at the 2024 FIA Motorsport Games in Valencia, Spain. The event, entitled ‘Nature and Motor Sport’, focused on how sport stakeholders can promote and preserve biodiversity for the future.

The FIA and IRU will host eco-driving awareness sessions for 5,000 public bus and taxi drivers in Baku, Azerbaijan, ahead of COP29. Drivers will then be continuously assessed using the FIA Smart Driving Challenge app. The activation aims to help reduce emissions at the world’s biggest climate conference.

FIA Member Club Allgemeiner Deutscher Automobil-Club e.V. (ADAC), in collaboration with the Technical University of Darmstadt, has demonstrated that fossil-free fuels can be used in regular cars and motorbikes with combustion engines, without needing to modify the engine or software. The study, funded by the ADAC Stiftung, focused on Eco100Pro, a fuel certified 100% fossil-free by ISCC and RedCert.