Over the coming months, ZF will be addressing this highly topical issue through its #MobilityLifeBalance initiative. The themed campaign will show how a loss of balance is increasingly being felt between the mobility options available and our aspirations in life. People want constantly available, affordable, clean, and safe mobility – but the reality looks a little different: traffic jams, emissions, and a lack of mobility services.
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ZF Wants to Improve #MobilityLifeBalance
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With an initiative, ZF focuses squarely on people with regard to mobility offers, showing where and how things can be improved.
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Traffic jams are an everyday sight in many cities.
Mobility that fits our lifestyle
Through its Next-Generation Mobility corporate strategy, ZF is constantly striving to make mobility accessible and affordable for everyone – easily available, even safer, and more comfortable, while also ensuring it is more efficient and sustainable than it is today. This is the stance the Group hopes to address with its #MobilityLifeBalance initiative. The focus is placed firmly on the benefits available to every mobile individual and their needs.
It is also clear that ZF offers a wide range of solutions to help establish a better balance between mobility and life in the future. These solutions include more widespread electromobility, autonomous driving, and greater security coupled with improved driving comfort. ZF is committed to these strategic areas in its quest to establish next-generation mobility. The Group will also be using the #MobilityLifeBalance slogan for its appearance at the International Motor Show (IAA) 2019.
The themed campaign can be found online, too: the www.mobilitylifebalance.com website addresses the problems and possible solutions, and also provides a wealth of information together with examples in which any of us might find ourselves.
In many large cities, smog has become a daily companion for their residents.
People want constantly available, affordable, clean, and safe mobility – but the reality looks a little different: traffic jams, emissions, and a lack of mobility services.
