Mobility tech and the transport economy — micromobility, electric vehicles, autonomous systems, and the urban infrastructure choices behind them.
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Last year around December 2, the German mobility provider Sono Motors launched one of the biggest community funding campaigns to generate €50 million to develop production facilities for prototypes of the first solar electric vehicle (SEV): the Sion.
Steadily, but surely, we are moving towards a society where Electric Vehicles or EVs will be the standard when it comes to transportation.
A few weeks back, food delivery giant Delivery Hero signed an agreement with shareholders, including senior management of Woowa Brothers Corp.
In the latest update, the European Investment Bank (EIB) has signed a €50 million venture debt facility with the ride-hailing app Bolt from Estonia.
Via, a public mobility solution, is reimagining how the world moves, from regulated systems with rigid routes and schedules to fully dynamic networks.
Based out of Berlin, Omio, a multi-modal travel booking platform, has announced its launch in the US and Canada as company's international expansion plans.
PayByPhone, a global provider of mobile parking payment solutions, has now started its service in the Netherlands.
Headquartered in Brussels, Cowboy is a Belgian designer that is developing innovative electric bikes for urban riders.
The mecca of electronics, Consumer Electronic Show 2020, is currently underway at Las Vegas right now.
Futuristic aerial vehicles are hitting the headlines almost every other day.
The future of mobility is all set to witness a drastic advancement with companies such as Hardt Hyperloop getting into the play.
French tourism association AHTOP (Association for professional tourism and accommodation) previously lodged a complaint against Airbnb.
