Taxify rebrands itself as Bolt, plans to tap electric scooter market in 2019
Taxify, an Estonian ride-hailing company is active in over 30 countries.
Mobility tech and the transport economy — micromobility, electric vehicles, autonomous systems, and the urban infrastructure choices behind them.
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Taxify, an Estonian ride-hailing company is active in over 30 countries.
Whether it's Google, Apple, Tesla or Uber, all the tech titans are continually struggling to win over the crown for "who will be first to deploy self-driving cars" on mass production.
Ubitricity, developer of smart electric vehicle charging solutions has recently secured €20 million in a Series C funding round from existing shareholders including EDF and Next47 (venture capital arm of Siemens AG), and the Honda Motor Company.
Back in 2003, Elon Musk and a group of engineers from Silicon Valley set out to prove to the world the advantages of electric cars.
Voi Technology, a Stockholm-based e-scooter sharing startup, has raised a €26 million in a recent funding round led by Vostok New Ventures, Balderton Capital, LocalGlobe, Raine Ventures, and new investors Project A and Creandum.
SnappCar, a peer-to-peer car-sharing community, recently inked a deal with private leasing companies to share private lease car.
In the recent past, the means of transportation that appears to dominate the push for more eco-friendly fuel technology is cars.
Swedish tech company Husqvarna, which aims to become a global leader of outdoor power products for forest, park and garden care has recently unveiled an AI-powered all-wheel drive robotic lawn mower which can be synced to Amazon Alexa or Google Home.
In a recent development, Volkswagen Financial Services AG (VWFS) has announced the acquisition of majority share of Utrecht based Truck Parking Europe ( 75.1%).
French transport fare comparison startup Eurecab has raised €700,000 from angel investors as well as existing business investors.
With the advancement in technology, digital tools have been deployed in almost every sector.
Daimler, an automotive company that produces premium cars and commercial vehicles have inked a deal with BMW to invest in services such as driverless vehicles, ride-hailing and parking services to take on Uber and Lyft.