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Annual Press Conference 2025

Continental increases profit and drives forward realignment in 2025.

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Current Study: Cars Remain a Status Symbol for Younger People

Continental Mobility Study shows: Cars remain the main pillar of mobility.

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Continental Introduces a Display You Can Hear: Ac2ated Sound Turns Vehicle Display into a Speaker

March 26, 2025 With its Ac2ated Sound display, Continental has integrated the speaker function directly into the display unit – the first of its kind in the industry. The ingenious use of the display surface as its very own sound box paves the way for a completely new user experience where audible feedback, speech or other audio content is output directly from the screen, eliminating the need for conventional speakers. The system uses actuators that are installed invisibly behind the display surface and induce audible vibrations in the glass.

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Starting Signal for High-Pressure Hydrogen Hoses: Continental Commissions New Facility in Korbach

April 02, 2025 Around €3 million invested in new production line for industrial hoses used to refuel, transport and store hydrogen

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Continental's UltraContact NXT Wins Sustainability Award in Automotive 2025

March 27, 2025 Continental's UltraContact NXT has won the Sustainability Award in Automotive 2025 in the category "Technology - Materials / Raw Materials, Recycling". The international management consultancy Arthur D. Little and the German automotive technology magazines of the ATZ / MTZ Group honored Continental for its most sustainable series tire to date. Depending on the tire size, the UltraContact NXT has a share of up to 65 percent renewable, recycled and ISCC PLUS mass balance certified materials.

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Continental Increases Profit and Drives Forward Realignment in 2025

March 04, 2025 Continental continued to improve its earnings and achieved its corporate targets in the past fiscal year. Against the backdrop of a weak macroeconomic environment, especially in its core market of Europe, and a global downturn in automotive production, the company’s focused implementation of its value-creation strategy is proving effective. The Executive Board’s decision to spin off the Automotive group sector is another important step toward leveraging Continental’s full potential for creating value. Despite a global automotive market that is expected to continue to decline, the technology company is targeting an increase in earnings for 2025.

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Annual Press Conference 2025

On March 4, Continental has presented the preleminary results of fiscal 2024.

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Consumer Electronics Show 2025

Continental is making mobility safe, exciting, connected and autonomous. Learn more about how we push the boundaries of automotive innovation to drive the future of mobility, today.

Continental at CES 2025

Tire Technology Expo

February 13, 2025 Latest developments in tire technologies, scientific advances in measurement methods and their impact on Continental’s sustainability agenda are the focus of the three-day technical conference.

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Artificial intelligence

Artificial intelligence (AI) has become a key technology in the automotive sector. The market for artificial intelligence in the automotive industry is estimated at $2.3 billion and, according to research institute Mordor Intelligence, is expected to reach $16.2 billion by 2026. Continental recognized artificial intelligence early on as a driving force for its future business – and is responsibly harnessing the power of the technology in its products and processes.

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Safe Driving in Old Age

The number of elderly road users is increasing in many countries, including Germany. According to a representative survey by Continental, safety and independence are particularly important to them – which also explains why advanced driver assistance systems are growing in significance. Continental supplies key components for intelligent vehicle assistance systems.

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Cars remain the main pillar of mobility. They are equally important to people of all ages and are seen as a prestige item, especially by younger people. These are just some of the findings of the representative mobility study conducted by market research institute infas on behalf of Continental. In August 2024, around 5,000 people over the age of 18 in Germany, China, France, Japan and the USA were asked about their mobility habits.

Among other topics, the study focused on people’s general mobility needs. It also shed light on the importance of cars for everyday mobility, respondents’ attitudes to automated driving and sustainable tires as well as their views on in-car technologies and artificial intelligence. The aim of the study is to provide an internationally comparable overview of people’s attitudes toward current and future mobility trends and their personal usage habits.

Here you will find more in-depth insights into selected key findings of the Continental Mobility Study 2024.