5 mobility stories you should not have missed in April 2026
The mobility sector is undergoing a rapid transformation driven by autonomy, electrification, connectivity and new transport modes. Five major developments stood out in April 2026.
Innovation Review on Mobility Infrastructure
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Innovation Review on Mobility Infrastructure
Onsite: Silicon Valley, CA
Online: Autotech Council’s Virtual Meeting Room
Autotech Council members open their discussion on Infrastructure to the public. Join OEMs, suppliers, startups and VCs to examine the new, broader definition of Infrastructure and what changes we expect to see which can unlock the next revolution in mobility & transport.
As infrastructure is repurposed, and more efficient mobility solutions are considered, cities want to spend the “dividends” on other infrastructure (not mobility). Mobility will get less space to grow as cities reclaim the public space dedicated to vehicles for greenspaces, pedestrian areas, terraces, commerce, and parklets. This is most immediately visible in recent changes of opinions on free parking, and also in the closed streets during the COVID pandemic. Join us as we discuss the infrastructure for the 21st Century.
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