In a significant step for automotive sustainability, Audi’s Brussels facility has launched a groundbreaking project to cut its freshwater usage by a staggering 100,000 cubic meters each year.
This initiative, a collaborative effort with Hydria and the Brussels-Capital Region, underscores Audi’s commitment to eco-friendly manufacturing practicesnd marks a significant stride toward minimizing the environmental impact of car production…
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