Kia EV3. Foto: Kia
The expert jury of the eMove360° Award for Electric & Autonomous Mobility nominated the most innovative and promising entries for mobility from more than 30 submissions. The judges selected a total of seven companies as finalists in the Charging & Energy, Battery & Powertrain, Electric Car and Electric Utility Vehicle categories. The category winners were honoured in the exclusive ambience of the Westin Grand Hotel Munich on 15 October. In the Electric Vehicle category, the Kia EV3 overtook its competitors. Christoph Schloss accepted the trophy and summarises the advantages: With the new EV3, Kia wants to make e-mobility accessible to a wider audience. The pioneering compact SUV combines a progressive exterior design with an innovative, living room-like interior that can comfortably seat five people. As with the interior dimensions and luggage compartment volume (460 litres), the EV3 is also at the top of its class in terms of range (up to 605 km). In addition, there is a wide range of state-of-the-art technologies, which also offer many practical benefits – from the V2L function, which allows the battery to be used as a 220-volt power source, to the AI assistant, which helps with journey planning, for example, to the digital car key, which can be conveniently shared with friends and family members.
The members of the eMove360° Award 2024 jury
The high-calibre jury of experts represents a cross-section of the industry, from science and business to publishing, ensuring a comprehensive assessment of all submissions for the Materialica Design + Technology Award and the eMove360° Award for Electric & Autonomous Mobility.
Holger Czuday, Head of Automotive Cluster Bayern Innovativ GmbH; Burkhard Holder, Global Director for Trends, Innovation and International Networks of the VDE Group; Prof. Christian Labonte, Manager Design Experience, Audi AG; Prof. Michael Lanz, lanz.design.consulting; Prof. Dr.-Ing. Markus Lienkamp, TU Munich, Head of the Faculty of Automotive Engineering; Robert Metzger, CEO & Publisher, MunichExpo Veranstaltungs GmbH; Prof. Peter Naumann, Dean of Munich University of Applied Sciences, Department of Industrial Design; Prof. Dr. -Ing . Ing. Karl Reiling, Landshut University of Applied Sciences, Chair of Adhesive Bonding Technology and Composite Materials; Prof. Dr Holger Ruckdäschel, Head of the Chair of Polymeric Materials at the University of Bayreuth, Managing Director of Neue Materialien Bayreuth GmbH; Nina Saller, Director, XbeyondS; Dr Martin Vetter, Head of Team MOTION Division Mobility TÜV Süd
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