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Vegan future & circularity approach
The BMW Group is working with start-ups to develop high-quality leather alternatives. This could reduce the CO2 footprint by 85%. The group wants to fit its cars with vegan interiors, which is in line with its circularity approach of "Re:Think, Re:Duce, Re:Use, Re:Cycle." The first cars with entirely vegan interiors will be available as early as next year, in 2023. Read & image: https://www.bmwgroup.com/en/news/general/2022/vegan-interior.html
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27 w
@Volvo_car is far ahead in this respect, but great to see BMW phasing out leather as well.
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This is a great project by BMW.