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The German mobility provider Sono Motors unveiled Sion, an electric car that is partially powered by solar panels on the vehicle back in 2019. This electric car is equipped with 248 integrated solar cells and a 35kWh battery pack to keep it charged to last up to 250 kilometres.
Businesses are always striving to make their processes more efficient, reducing unnecessary costs along the way.
It won’t be an exaggeration to say that the ongoing coronavirus outbreak has brought the whole world to a standstill.
Berlin-based car data platform HIGH MOBILITY has secured a multi-million euro financial round led by Deutsche Automobil Treuhand (DAT) to support its domination of the car data landscape through the facilitating of mobility services and applications.
French car manufacturer PSA Group which boasts leading auto brands including Peugeot, Citroën, DS, Opel, and Vauxhall is investing heavily in various electrification projects to provide a seamless journey for its current and future customers driving electric.
So far, the ride-hailing app Uber's growth has been extraordinary worldwide, supporting around 14 million trips each day.
Wingcopter is a German manufacturer of unmanned eVTOL aircraft dedicated to improving the lives of people worldwide through meaningful commercial and humanitarian applications.
Based out of London, Five is a self-driving technology company that began its first on-street driverless vehicle testing in the UK in August 2018. In the latest development, the UK company has raised $41 million (approx €37 million) in a Series B round of equity funding.
Founded in 2017, ViaVan is a joint venture between Via, provider, and developer of on-demand public mobility and Mercedes-Benz Vans.
London-based WhereIsMyTransport, a digital product company using data and technology to improve mass public transport in emerging markets…
Founded in 1919, by André Citroën and part of Groupe PSA, Citroën, a French carmaker, has stood as a famous brand in the noble sense of the term.
In the latest development, Finnish autonomous driving technology firm Sensible 4 has raised $7 million (approx €6.3 million) in their series A funding round that will see the company market expansion to Europe and Asia.
