The Mobility Week In Review
European air traffic below pre-pandemic levels: is a rebound beyond 2019 record possible?
In 2023, European flight activity attained 92% of the volume recorded four years earlier.
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Micromobility industry embarks on consolidation journey
Following a period of intense ups and downs, the micromobilty industry is now adopting a new key concept: consolidation
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Tesla and BYD, the race has begun
This edition of The Mobility Week in Review explores the long-term prospects of Tesla and BYD in dominating the electric car market, the introduction of complimentary public transit across Europe, advancements in autonomous truck technology, and Waymo's new findings on the safety of its operations. Without further ado,
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Here we go 2024
This edition of The Mobility Week in Review explores the critical factors shaping the 2024 European elections, BYD surpassing Tesla in electric car sales, the promising outlook for the airline industry's future, progress in the electric truck sector, the positive impact of competition in Spain's railway
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BYD lands in the EU: a game-changer for the global automotive industry
This edition of The Mobility Week in Review explores BYD's entry into Europe, the reshaping of Brussels' micro-mobility market, Renault's acquisition of Zity, and the introduction of the first hydrogen trains in Puglia. Without further delay, let's get started... 🇨🇳 BYD strengthens European market
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Green light for the long awaited Euro 7
This edition of The Mobility Week in Review explores the near-final approval of Euro7, examines the goals for enhancing European border connections, reviews the latest orders from German railway and aviation powerhouses, and explores the updated landscape of micro-mobility in Milan. Without further ado, let's dive in... 💨 Final
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EU commits 3 billion euros to lure battery factories, too late?
This edition of The Mobility Week in Review explores Europe's renewed dedication to fast-tracking the battery manufacturing sector, the revival of night trains connecting Paris and Berlin, Tesla's architectural shift, and Lufthansa's revitalized interest in flying taxis. Without delay, let's get into
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The sky is no longer the limit: Airbus looks to a more ambitious horizon than ever before
This edition of The Mobility Week in Review explores Airbus' latest aeronautics market forecasts, ACEA's advocacy for urban car promotion, the hurdles in the French railway liberalization, and a study on obstacles faced by women in bicycle usage. So, without further ado, let's get into
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Is the era of affordable batteries dawning, or is it a transient Black Friday?
This edition of The Mobility Week in Review explores the latest insights on the decline in raw material prices for batteries, a significant new contract clinched by Alstom in Portugal, the strategic pact freshly inked by Stellantis and CATL, and Stockholm's initiatives to combat pollution from cars. Without
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Amazon takes another shot at car sales: Can the e-commerce giant conquer the auto market?
This edition of The Mobility Week in Review brings you Hyundai and Amazon's collaboration for online car sales, Paris' initiative to prioritize active mobility, Europe's vision for night trains, and speculations surrounding a potential acquisition of FreeNow. Without wasting any time, let's dive