
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.

We cordially invite you to our Symposium “Autonomous Driving – How can we achieve a breakthrough in Europe?”
Autonomous driving is one of the most important future prospects in the field of mobility and promises to fundamentally change the way we move. It brings many advantages, especially in public transport, where cities and municipalities have the opportunity to reduce staffing needs and at the same time improve the quality of local transport with on-demand autonomous vehicles.While Germany is testing the first pilot projects, countries such as China and the USA are already further ahead.How can Europe close the gap and catch up?At our symposium, we will address the current challenges and discuss possible solutions as well as next necessary steps with experts from technology companies, transport providers, cities, academia and government to make autonomous driving a tangible future perspective in Europe.
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You can look forward to high-ranking speakers from the following companies and institutions:
BMDV, Deutsche Bahn, City of Hamburg, Holo, Holon, Mobileye, MOIA, WeRide, the City of Munich, TU Munich, and many more. Further speakers to be announced shortly.
All experts working on innovative solutions for autonomous driving and aiming to shape the future of mobility are warmly invited.
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