Start-up Area powered by CARS 2.0
CARS 2.0 goes hy-fcell
Two exciting days full of fascinating dialogue and valuable collaborations!
On 7-8 October, CARS 2.0, in cooperation with Messe Stuttgart, will offer start-ups from the region and beyond the opportunity to participate in the "hy-fcell International Expo and Conference" in Stuttgart.
What can attendees expect?
- Exciting start-ups:
Young technology companies with promising solutions in the field of hydrogen and fuel cell technology will receive a professional presentation and the opportunity to pitch to potential investors and industry leaders. - International innovation and a professional organisation:
The exhibition is organised and supported by the Wirtschaftsförderung Region Stuttgart GmbH. The "Start-up Area" will be used by the CARS 2.0 project (funded by the German Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology as part of the "Transformation Strategies for Regions in the Automotive and Supplier Industry" programme) and will be made available free of charge to 10 national and international start-ups. - Exchange and networking:
Each of the participating start-ups w ill have the opportunity to present themselves on our joint stand and to make contact with renowned companies, as well as to initiate mutually valuable collaborations. - Accompanied by an exciting framework programme:
Booth number and programme will be published here
Do you have any further questions?
For further information please contact the following person:
Thomsen Ghebresellassie
Project manager CARS 2.0
Wirtschaftsförderung Region Stuttgart GmbH
Email: thomsen.ghebresellassie(at)region-stuttgart.de
Phone: +49 711 228 35 – 885
What is CARS 2.0?
The Cluster Automotive Region Stuttgart 2.0 (CARS 2.0) - Transformation Network for the Automotive and Mechanical Engineering Industry is aimed at start-ups, small and medium-sized companies in the automotive and mechanical engineering sectors in the Stuttgart and Neckar-Alb regions. The project supports the target groups in successfully mastering the challenges of transformation. This is achieved by creating a network and providing information and services on new technological developments, training opportunities and current funding programmes. The interaction between industry, research, employers and employees also enables tailor-made offers for companies at all levels - from management to works councils to individual employees.
The CARS 2.0 project is coordinated by Wirtschaftsförderung Region Stuttgart GmbH and funded by the German Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology as part of the "Transformation Strategies for Regions in the Automotive and Supplier Industry" programme.
Further information and an overview of the project partners can be found at cars.region-stuttgart.de.
