Following our previous article “Mobility events not to be missed in 2020“, discover our new 2021 edition. Although the pandemic has had a huge impact on the events sector in 2020, many have rescheduled their trade shows or congresses. In France, the Netherlands, Israel and Thailand, discover our list of the 10 mobility events to
Okarito, a young start-up that recently raised €2.1 million, aims to simplify the management of business travel in companies. The fully digital platform is dedicated to SMEs and SMIs wishing to better manage their employees’ travel. As mentioned by the company, the start-up is based on 3 points: centralized payments and invoices, simplified and autonomous
Let’s imagine that intermodality would be reflected in a pass, covering all your journeys around the city and its suburbs by train 🚉, tramway, metro or bus 🚌 ? And this at a single rate ! This is the new offer launched in the Belgian capital, following 20 years of discussions between the different Governments.
This Friday, the famous South Korean manufacturer Hyundai Motor Group has just confirmed that they are in discussion with Apple for a possible collaboration, in order to develop the “Apple Car”planned within 5 to 7 years. This partnership between the world’s number 5 car manufacturer and the Californian giant could greatly enable them to facilitate
One year after Android, Paris Region users who have iPhone will be able to buy, validate and top up their RATP transport tickets and Navigo passes from their smartphones from February 2021. Until now, only Android smartphone users with NFC technology were able to test the dematerialized version of the Navigo Pass. Nevertheless, according to
90… Here is the number of articles published this year on our blog. Between infographics, mobinews, mobi’ZAP, presentation of our product, portrait of a start-up/company, case study… In 2020, we tried to make you discover these new technologies & actors revolutionizing the mobility sector. But have you had the opportunity to read them all? If
Pandemic, transport paralysis, bankruptcy of a major player in the mobility sector,… The year 2020 will have left a deep impression on us, but we didn’t want to focus only on the negative. Indeed, 2020 was also a year marked by innovations or changes in the field of mobility. Presentation of the first flying cabs
Less than a month after its Tier raised $250 million and Bolt invested $100 million, it is the Swedish company’s turn to accelerate its expansion. Indeed, Voi, the European leader in micromobility has just raised 160 million dollars. This investment in Serie C was made thanks to the Raine Group fund. World-class investors and investors
In a press release, Bolt announced that it will become the largest micro-mobility platform in Europe by next year. To achieve this, the Estonian company plans to invest no less than 100 million euros to expand its offering. This will enable it to operate 130,000 electric scooters and self-service bicycles in more than 100 European
