Taking place at the INEC in Killarney on April 27th, the summit will feature talks from the managing directors of BMW Ireland and Volvo Ireland, as well as speeches from representatives of manufacturing and technology companies like Valeo, ESB Cars, Thatcham Research and Cubic Telecom. Quentin Wilson, Top Gear presenter from bygone days, will host the event, and tickets are €300 per person. This price includes a networking dinner on the previous evening at the Brehon hotel in Killarney, and tickets can be bought on www.electronomous.com.
Jeff Aherne, director of Cartell.ie commented: "The rate of change of technology in cars is at an all-time high. The technology we will be speaking about at Electronomous really is the future of the automotive sector and the changes we will see in our lifetime will be staggering. Cartell has always been an innovative company that is delighted to move into this exciting arena."
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