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Car-as-a-service: pay per use over owning as an emerging global trend
As modern citizens, we value time and comfort together with sustainability. The way we use cars will shift in the upcoming years – car ownership will be replaced by having cars as a service.
Annemari Muru, CEO of Liigu, tell us about the car ownership and car-as-a-service trends.
The Consumer Electronics Show focused on the automotive industry
CES 2023: Key takeaways
The 2023 edition of the Consumer Electronics Show, took place from January 5 to 8 in Las Vegas.
Mobility Makers had the chance to be in the center of automotive industry at CES 2023, the global stage for innovation.
Connecting the dots: What will enable door-to-door mobility in 2023?
The unanswered question from 2020 and 2021 “what will mobility look like when restrictions will finally be lifted?” is slowly being answered.
Nikki Lagerweij, Product and Proposition Specialist at Tranzer, tell us about the improvement of travel experience after Covid19
The Future: Limitless Urban Movement
As more countries around the world turn to micromobility as a solution for urban mobility, discover the benefits of e-scooters.
Josh Baah, Co-Founder at Joos, tells us how the pandemic has changed the way we live in terms of mobility.
How can micromobility be beneficial for cities?
Cities and companies globally are facing ever-tightening budgets due to the COVID-19 pandemic, forcing a serious rethink about how they operate and provide services.
Public transit agencies also now need to factor social distancing into their day-to-day operations, cutting capacity on buses and trains and reducing potential customers. But cities also don’t want people getting into their cars and creating more pollution. So, what’s the middle ground?
The Consumer Electronics Show focuses on sustainable e-mobility
CES 2022: Key takeaways
The 2022 edition of the Consumer Electronics Show, took place from January 5 to 7 in Las Vegas.
Mobility Makers had the chance to be in the center of sustainable e-mobility at CES 2022, the global stage for innovation.
How e-scooters will shape cities this 2022
E-scooters are now exploding in numbers. They have become one of the fastest-growing micromobility options across the US, Europe, and Asia. This growth is prompting cities to reinvent themselves to fully include these means of transport.
The Mearth electric scooter brand understand the e-scooter’s potential to become the #FutureOfTransportation
On the way to the sustainable mobility revolution
CoMotion LA ’21 : Key takeaways
From November 16 to 18, Los Angeles became the center of sustainable mobility by hosting the 2021 edition of CoMotion LA, the international meeting of the actors who think and imagine tomorrow’s mobility.
Mobility Makers had the chance to be a part of this revolution as a media partner and as a jury of the LA New Mobility Challenge.
How to achieve reliability in vehicle sharing
Reliability plays a center stage role in most, if not all businesses, and shared mobility is no different. The lack of reliability can then be the downfall of your business.
The rental that never happened’ is every shared mobility provider’s nightmare. Now, as to why that rental didn’t happen can vary, but at the end of the day, in the eye of the potential consumer, it translates to a lack of reliability.
How a Missed Dinner with Grandma Inspired a brand new EV Charging Platform
There are very few points in one’s life that provide deep clarity around what the
world needs.
One fateful day, I was traveling from my apartment in New York City to my
grandmothers house outside Hartford, Connecticut. It was her 90th birthday, and
for the short drive, I had decided to take a buddy’s BMW i3.
How mobile will the future be? Predictions for a second pandemic year
If 2020 was a person, it would most likely be a candidate for the most hated people in the entire history of humankind. Last year took everybody for a ride to a completely different destination than expected, on a road full of potholes, with no traffic signs, cutting through thick fog and with little to no stops for a refreshment along the way.
How mobile will the future be? Predictions for a second pandemic year
If 2020 was a person, it would most likely be a candidate for the most hated people in the entire history of humankind. Last year took everybody for a ride to a completely different destination than expected, on a road full of potholes, with no traffic signs, cutting through thick fog and with little to no stops for a refreshment along the way.
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