• CERAWEEK 2025 | March 10-14, 2025
  • CERAWEEK
  • March 10 - 14, 2025

Henrik Fisker

Fisker

Founder, Chairman & CEO

Henrik Fisker is synonymous with iconic cars & leadership in electric vehicle development. American by nationality & Danish by birth, Fisker is Chairman & CEO of Fisker Inc. – founded in 2016 as his 2nd automotive company. With the vision of a "Clean future for all", & a mission of the World's most sustainable vehicles, Fisker Inc. has launched the worlds first truly affordable 250-300 mile range all electric SUV Fisker Ocean starting at $37,499 or a revolutionary flexible lease starting at $379/month. Celebrated as a true iconic figure in the industry, Fisker is behind some of the most emotionally appealing vehicles ever created.  Fisker Karma was the world’s first luxury plug-in hybrid, launched in 2011, an innovation genius in creating an electric with sustainable innovations as a full-length solar roof, vegan interior & adjustable regenerative braking. Henrik led the development of BMW Z8, and was design director & board member of Aston Martin and part of the turnaround team and designed, developed & launched iconic cars as the DB9 & V8 Vantage, Aston Martin. Fisker is a risk-taking, innovation-loving, protocol-challenging designer and entrepreneur who turns dreams into reality, and never gives up. 

Sessions With Henrik Fisker

Monday, 9 March

  • 01:00pm - 01:50pm (CST) / -

    MaaS + Driverless = $ Trillion Opportunity?
    Mobility/Transportation

    Multiple Mobility as a Service (MaaS) use cases are emerging and will create vast business opportunities. Robo-taxis have received the most attention and investments among the autonomous vehicle (AV) market segments. Fixed route AVs are easier to deploy and have seen hundreds of demonstrations and tests, and early deployments have started. Who is leading the race to develop, deploy, and lead in fixed route AVs and robo-taxis among startups, transportation network companies (TNCs), auto manufacturers, and high-tech firms?

Wednesday, 11 March

  • 04:30pm - 05:20pm (CST) / -

    Cities, MaaS & Infrastructure: The road ahead
    Mobility/Transportation

    The initial growth of Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) was led by private companies rolling out ride-hailing services as financial investments and looking to scale the business without regard for mobility efficiency or urban infrastructure. However, this business model is negatively effecting cities rather than providing a sustainable societal value. By embracing the smart city concept, leading public transport authorities can develop publicly owned transportation platforms that focus on users’ needs rather than direct monetization. Is there a long-term future for unrestricted MaaS services? Does “new mobility” need to embrace all city stakeholders and smart data analysis to create a coordinated solution putting societal mobility needs first? Could cities rebrand and coordinate MaaS created by private companies as their own offerings? 

  • 02:00pm - 05:00pm (CST) / -

    Agora Pods: Afternoon Sessions