Motor Valley Fest puts the pedal to the metal: the 2025 conference program has been unveiled
Motor Valley Fest, the open-air festival celebrating the Motor Valley of Emilia-Romagna, is revving up for its 2025 edition, scheduled from June 5th to 8th. The rich conference program for the seventh edition has just been unveiled: 1 Opening Talk, 14 Round Tables, and over 200 speakers will explore the future of the automotive industry through innovation, competitiveness, and new mobility experiences. The central theme of this year’s edition will be the Industry 5.0 of tomorrow.
It all kicks off on June 5th with the Opening Conference, scheduled for 9:00 AM at the Teatro Storchi in Modena (Largo G. Garibaldi, 15). This high-level networking event will feature an exceptional lineup of experts, top executives, entrepreneurs, and representatives from institutions, academia, and the education sector. Speakers include Jan-Christoph Köstring and Michele Bertoncello from McKinsey & Company, Teodoro Lio from Accenture Italy, Brunello Cucinelli of the renowned fashion house, and leaders from the major Motor Valley brands: Ferrari, Maserati, Pagani, Lamborghini, Dallara, and Ducati.
The event is open to the public (seat reservation required via the Motor Valley Fest website) and will be livestreamed on the official website and YouTube channel. Topics will include the future of the automotive industry, mobility, and the transportation of people and goods. More information is available at the link below.
The 2025 conference program also includes 14 round tables featuring over 200 speakers, organized into three thematic tracks: Industry, Innovation, and Consumer Experience.
Among the notable participants will be Vincenzo Colla, Vice President of the Emilia-Romagna Region with responsibilities for Economic Development and the Green Economy, Vocational Training, Universities, and Research, and Roberta Frisoni, Regional Councillor for Tourism, Trade, and Sport.
This in-depth journey is designed to provide a cross-cutting perspective on the challenges of mobility and to offer concrete insights into its evolving trajectories.
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