Christian Delise is an Industrial Designer by trade and a problem solver by nature. He has worked a variety of roles in international design studios for Toyota, Lexus, Faurecia, Lamborghini, Porsche and Volkswagen

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Christian Delise is an Industrial Designer by trade and a problem solver by nature. He has worked a variety of roles in international design studios for Toyota, Lexus, Faurecia, Lamborghini, Porsche and Volkswagen. His most recent contributions at VW Group Innovation helped support HMI Design of Advanced Driver Assistance Systems as well as introducing new processes for interior cabin UX design development. Currently, he is helping build digital application tools for managing product ecosystems at Stanley Black and Decker.

Christian is the founder of Mode, a system model which aims to improve the life cycle impact of cars and enable more agile implementation of new technologies.

Mode is a solution to achieving true sustainability by developing vehicles which are optimized for adaptability in the long term.

As an advocate for regenerative multimodal design, Christian believes in creating products which improve with use over time.

By enhancing the human connection with the machine, we can better understand and appreciate what drives all of us.

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