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The FIA and Formula 1 have today announced they have become signatories of the United Nations’ Sports for Climate Action Framework. This follows the FIA’s strong and lasting commitment towards environmental sustainability and the announcement in November 2019 that Formula 1 will be net zero carbon as a sport by 2030.

The FIA Club Correspondents were given a comprehensive overview of the FIA’s Mobility strategy and key calendar dates for 2020 at yesterday’s gathering in Paris.

Yesterday, in Paris, Anders Lindström from Sweden won the inaugural FIA Smart Driving Challenge, a worldwide challenge that rewards smart, safe and eco-friendly skills at the wheel.

FIA Smart Driving Challenge uses AI to analyse driving ad encourage safer and more eco-friendly behaviour on the road.

The Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA) and MassChallenge Switzerland, part of MassChallenge’s global network of zero-equity start-up accelerators, announce that applications are now open for the FIA Smart Cities Global Start-Up Contest . The aim of the contest is to select promising start-ups and give them a platform to grow their network and visibility by connecting them to key mobility stakeholders in multinational corporations, government and public institutions. The deadline to apply is Saturday 30 November 2019.

Mobility and Sport join forces in Ecuador to explore topics affecting member ASNs, ACNs and Mobility Clubs throughout North and South America

Connected and autonomous vehicles and how they impact the Canadian consumer has been a key pillar for the Canadian Automobile Association (CAA) for at least three years now. A new study released by CAA shows that most Canadians are wary when it comes to autonomous vehicles.

The FIA’s presence at the third edition of Movin’On Summit was an opportunity for the Federation to underline its commitment to the safe, sustainable and accessible mobility of tomorrow.

On May 23, the FIA participated in the GreenTech Festival, taking place on the occasion of the Formula E Race in the former Tempelhof Airport in Berlin.

Yesterday, FIA President Jean Todt led a discussion of high-level speakers on the challenge of shaping the mobility of tomorrow by fostering innovation and tackling pressing issues such as road safety, air quality, and congestion.