The Mobility Week In Review
Urban skies soon to welcome flying taxis in Europe
London aims for a landing by decade's end, facing challenges in launching the new industry.
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The Mobility Week In Review
Mobility revolution in Paris and London: divergent paths, unified destination
The two European capitals' contrasting strategies in urban transportation are shaping divergent perspectives on future city life.
The Mobility Week In Review
The road to maturity for shared mobility: overcoming persistent obstacles
2023 stood out as a year where major European cities introduced new regulations impacting the sector.
The Mobility Week In Review
Unlocking railroad paradise: the crucial role of investment
The coming five years are crucial for leaders of the European Union to show their commitment to placing rail at the center of their mobility strategy.
The Mobility Week In Review
The curtain falls on gas stations era
An IEA report highlights that the surge in electric vehicles has significantly kept oil demand below pre-pandemic levels.
The Mobility Week In Review
Can the Airbus approach transform the European automotive industry?
Car manufacturers are seeking insights from the aerospace industry for inspiration on navigating the electric vehicle revolution.
The Mobility Week In Review
Do we need single-pilot flights? The debate is back
Existing technology could feasibly automate the entire process, a shift that would have profound implications for air transportation.
The Mobility Week In Review
Can hydrogen overtake batteries in cars? Experts say no
The answers from most scientific bodies are conclusive, but the debate is not over for some in the industry.
The Mobility Week In Review
Parisians support tripling parking fees for SUVs
About 10% of vehicles in Paris would be hit by the new tariffs that will come into effect next September.
The Mobility Week In Review
All eyes on 2025: automotive giants circle the date on the calendar for the dawn of the electric era
Tesla joins the club of manufacturers that will launch new electric models in the next two years.