North America

united states
United States

Europe

germany
Germany
united kingdom
United Kingdom
france
France
portugal
Portugal
spain
Spain

Asia

malaysia
Malaysia
philippines
Philippines

Middle East

uae
UAE
kuwait
Kuwait
saudi arabia
Saudi Arabia
oman
Oman

Carbon was created to accelerate the world's transition to advanced composite materials in personal electronics.
Slabs of plastic and aluminum should not be in our pockets. Plastic electronics damage our future by causing many millions of tons of e-waste each year.
Carbon has 0% plastic and replaces it with advanced composites to create the sustainable, lighter, thinner and stronger devices of the future.

Breaking.
rules

CULTURE

The art, the science, the history, the people and the grit of Europe. The sense of freedom, the humanism, the social inclusion and the long gone borders.
Things that inspire us.

SUSTAINABILITY

90% of plastic and aluminum based personal-electronics end up on a landfill. Instead, Carbon uses advanced materials which are cheaper if recycled, making Carbon products sustainable by nature.

TECH R&D

We are driven by the scientific method, try and test different ideas until something incredible comes out of it. That’s how Carbon was born - as a way to improve our world and to help exploring new ones.

THE TEAM

At Carbon, we are blind to politics, color, religion or nationality and we know that human exclusion has no place in the world. When we imagine the future, all we see is humans doing impossible things - together. Capable of bending space-time and discovering distant worlds.

Jorge R. Martins
Chief Executive Officer

Firas Khalifeh
Chief Technology Officer

Jascha Schafer
Chief Sales Officer

Nuno Teixeira
Chief Design Officer

Víctor Calderon
Chief Marketing Officer

LARS LAKE

10 to 15 years from now, most of electronics products will be similar to Carbon.
We wanted to visualize how that future looks like. What have humans accomplished? And what has gone wrong?
That was the start of "Lars Lake", a graphic novel that transported us to 2035 when human interplanetary exploration is about to begin and things on Earth are spiraling towards the dark side.
Soon on our website.

*FROM graphic novel “Lars Lake”. Inspired by Carbon.