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Expert Insights: Q&A with Continental Tyres managing director Mitchell Golledge

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First reported by CarExpert · 25 October at 8:00 am

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CarExpert·Motoring press·25 October at 8:00 am

Expert Insights: Q&A with Continental Tyres managing director Mitchell Golledge

The boss of Continental tyres in Australia joins us to discuss road safety, Chinese rivals, EU lawmakers, and new challenges born from electric cars.

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The quick read

  • Continental Tyres managing director Mitchell Golledge discusses road safety and challenges from electric cars
  • The conversation includes Chinese rivals and EU lawmakers
  • Electric cars bring new challenges for Continental Tyres
  • Road safety is a key topic in the discussion

For dealers: Australian dealers need to understand the impact of electric cars on their business, including road safety and tyre challenges

AI-assisted summary of the coverage below — check the original reporting before relying on specifics.

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The ADME angle

Electric cars are changing the automotive landscape, and dealers need to be prepared for the shift in consumer demand

The Rise of Electric Cars

The increase in electric cars on the road means dealers will need to adapt their service offerings, including tyre options and maintenance

Dealers who fail to adapt to the changing market risk being left behind, losing sales and service revenue to competitors who are better equipped to handle electric cars

Tyre Challenges and Opportunities

Continental Tyres is already thinking about the challenges and opportunities presented by electric cars, including road safety and tyre durability

Dealers can learn from Continental's approach and start thinking about how they will handle the unique needs of electric car owners

Taking Action

This week, dealers can start by reviewing their service offerings and tyre options to ensure they are prepared for the influx of electric cars, and considering how they can work with suppliers like Continental Tyres to provide the best possible service to their customers

By taking proactive steps, dealers can position themselves for success in a rapidly changing market and stay ahead of the competition

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