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M@Air in les Échos of 10/05/2023 - May 2023

"The European Union has made strong commitments to ban thermal cars by 2035. But promoting electric vehicles requires stricter regulations on batteries," explain Rémi Bastien and Christophe de Charentenay. [...] "

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Release of the book "The Innovation Odyssey" - April 2023

Release of "The Innovation Odyssey", published by Taylor and Francis.

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The carbon footprint of the best-selling electric cars in France and Germany in 2022

February 9th, 2023

The carbon footprint of the best-selling electric cars in France and Germany in 2022 By Frank Bunte CEO A2MAC1 and Christophe de Charentenay CEO

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Bicycle lanes: what studies to plan them strategically?

December 15, 2022

The transition to green mobility is at the heart of political concerns. Efforts under the first bicycle plan (2018 - 2021) have already resulted in a 30% increase in the use of bicycle lanes between 2019 and 2021. Nevertheless, the modal share

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Optimizing the network of public charging stations

December 15, 2022

In 2024, all French municipalities must have 5% of parking spaces with electric car charging stations. Far from being a punitive regulatory constraint, this measure is actually a source of numerous opportunities. In addition to the economic benefits, it can

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M@Air in l'Express of 9/03/2023 - March 2023

Christophe de Charentenay quoted in l'express : "Tesla benefited from a 2018 law ending the obligation to have a Chinese partner holding at least 50% of the capital," explains Christophe de Charentenay, president of M@air, a specialist in decarbonized mobility.

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"L'Odyssée de Spring" review in Les Échos by Frédéric Schaeffer - August 2022

"[…] Through the chaotic course of this singular industrial project, this well-documented book plunges us into the adventure of the manufacturer in China, with its share of twists and turns to overcome unforeseen blockages, whether with suppliers, the local industrial partner Dongfeng, or to overcome differences in the way of working in China compared to Western engineering firms. [...]"

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"L'Odyssée de Spring" review in Les Échos by Dominique Seux - July 2022

"[...] We therefore recommend reading an engineer book that is coming out these days: L'odyssée Spring - histoire et leçons d'un projet impossible (Dunot, 22 euros). Two researchers (Christophe Midler and Marc Alochet) and an actor (Christophe de Charentenay) tell the secret story of the 100% electric and low cost car launched by Dacia in China. [...] "

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Release of the book "L'Odyssée de Spring" - June 2022

Christophe de Charentenay, president of M@Air, publishes "L'Odyssée de Spring, histoire et leçons d'un projet impossible" with Dunot. Co-written with Christophe Midler and Marc Alochet, they tell the story of the Dacia Spring, an electric and inexpensive car, two characteristics that seemed incompatible until now.

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M@Air speaks for la Caisse des dépôts - February 2022

Christophe de Charentenay, president of M@Air, speaks for "La Caisse des dépôts" about low carbon mobility.

Find the article here: Decarbonization of mobility: territories face strategy choices

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M@Air speaks in Les Échos - May 2022

Christophe de Charentenay, president of M@Air, speaks in "Les Echos" about electric cars and buying power.

Find the article here: Opinion | The electric car: a solution for purchasing power? Yes, by changing course.

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M@Air speaks in Les Échos - November 2021

Christophe de Charentenay, president of M@Air, speaks in "Les Echos" about batteries for electric cars.

Find the article here: Opinion | Automotive: which electric batteries for Europe? | Les Echos