Mobility
156 articles
Subcategories
Q&A with Prof. Michael Cesarz, CEO, MULTI, thyssenkrupp Elevator
Elevators enabled the first high-rise buildings. But until now the basic principles have never really changed. However, we are now seeing buildings that are more than 800 meters high. Conventional elevators are reaching their limits. We need a new concept.
SEAT in pole position
In the race to develop new mobility services based on connectivity and the shared use of vehicles, Barcelona-based car manufacturer SEAT has emerged as an industry pioneer.
Why Formula E is great for electric power and motorsport
With over 365,000 Nissan LEAF vehicles sold since the model debuted in 2010, Nissan has made use of its existing EV experience to develop the all-new powertrain for its Formula E race car. In turn, the learnings from the track…
The fuels of the future, the engines of tomorrow
Saudi Aramco has teamed up with vehicle manufacturers and research scientists around the world to develop game-changing technologies for the next generation of the internal combustion engine.
Making inroads for the future
As the epicenter of the technology revolution moves away from personal computing and smartphones and toward transport, energy and urban living, a new breed of industry leader is shaping the agenda for the future.
Designed for emotion
In many respects, the ProCeed represents the culmination of more than a decade’s worth of focused investments in high-end car design at Kia.
Car subscription goes mainstream
Under the Care by Volvo program, consumers no longer have to buy their vehicles outright.
Setting the pace in hydrogen
In 2018, Hyundai signed a landmark contract to provide 1,000 hydrogen trucks in Switzerland.
Heavy transport in the fast lane
Far from the spotlight, long-established manufacturers of heavy vehicles are developing zero-emission buses and trucks which could transform the sustainability of road haulage, logistics and passenger transport.
A scooter for the new generation
While most car manufacturers have been slow to respond to the rise of the kick scooter, Barcelona-based SEAT has seized the opportunity to develop an innovative new mobility solution.