BMW’s San Luis Potosí plant sets benchmarks in solar power, water recycling, and AI-led sustainability, making it a global leader in green automotive manufacturing.
BMW’s San Luis Potosí in Mexico plant is using solar energy, cutting-edge water reuse, and AI to redefine sustainable automotive manufacturing on a global scale.
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EVs and components are now designed to be disassembled, reused and traced. This shift is turning circularity into a core differentiator in automotive sourcing.
Volvo Car’s deal with SSAB to use recycled, near zero-emission steel in its manufacturing operations reinforces its goal to reach net-zero emissions by 2040.
JLR is redeploying surplus robots, pumps and tooling from Castle Bromwich to EV sites worldwide, cutting costs, CO₂ and boosting resilience through circularity.
