E-mobility

The Berlin start-up Vay is launching remote-controlled cars in Las Vegas. Read here how the innovative service works and what is planned for Germany.

Further tightening is on the horizon: what new rules for e-scooters will apply in Brussels and Berlin in the new year? How will the fleets develop?

What is the state of trolleybuses in the country? With experts in search of answers in history and current projects.

The transport transition is at a critical point: despite ambitious measures such as the DE-Ticket and the amendment to the German road traffic regulations, financial bottlenecks, dilapidated infrastructure and lobby interests are slowing down progress. Will Germany be able to achieve its climate targets in the transport sector?

BMW reports growth figures for the first half of 2024, driven by a 34.1% increase in sales of electric vehicles and success in the premium segment. The company expects further growth this year with new all-electric models.

Frankfurt is planning to introduce 950 mobility stations to combat chaos on the streets. These stations are intended to put an end to the uncoordinated parking of vehicles in the city and, in particular, to park e-scooters in an orderly manner.

How can on-demand ridepooling improve mobility in urban and rural areas? The Wuppertal Institute has analyzed the advantages, disadvantages and challenges.

Vienna is setting an example for climate protection: 32 companies from various sectors are taking part in the “Zero Emission Transport” pilot project.

Transport transition meets energy transition: What can we learn from the successful switch to renewable energies? The Federal Chairwoman of Verkehrsclub Deutschland e.V. (VCD) provides answers.

VanMoof, the Amsterdam e-bike brand that was once thought to be dead, is back! Find out how VanMoof aims to ensure the best service for its customers.