Tyre Manufacturer of the Year: Michelin honoured with Tyre Technology International Awards

• For the 6^th time, Michelin has won the Tyre Manufacturer of the Year award at the Tyre Technology Expo 2023 in Hannover, Germany.
• The Group also won the Environmental Achievement of the Year award thanks to its first two tyres approved for road use that include 45% and 58% sustainable materials, respectively, one for cars and the other for buses.
• Awards that confirm Michelin’s leadership in terms of innovation.

During Tyre Technology Expo 2023, which takes place from March 21-23 in Hannover, Germany, Michelin won two international awards, bestowed by a panel of experts from the tyre industry, the academic world, and the press:

• The Tyre Manufacturer of the Year award, won for the sixth time, an absolute record.
• The Environmental Achievement of the Year - Tyre Design award, for the first two tyres approved for road use (cars and buses) that include 45% and 58% sustainable materials respectively. This award belongs to a new category, rewarding the technological advances in the industry that are most respectful of the environment.

The only company to have won the Tyre Manufacturer of the Year award six times, Michelin has once again been rewarded for its ability to make innovations that serve a more sustainable mobility. Over the last few months, Michelin has made notable advances, both in the “Airless” field and in the integration of sustainable materials and recycling technologies.

In addition to receiving the most prestigious Tyre Manufacturer of the Year award, Michelin has also won the Environmental Achievement of the Year - Tyre Design award.

This award recognizes the achievement of the first “road-legal” tyres for cars and buses including 45% and 58% sustainable materials respectively, without affecting the overall environmental footprint, and while maintaining the exceptional performance levels associated with the Michelin brand.

Advances that bear witness to Michelin’s ongoing commitment and the Group’s desire to follow its road map to an “all-sustainable” tyre.