Following the rollout of O2’s 5G’s network last month, the mobile operator will allow car manufacturers, self-driving technology companies, start-ups, and public organisations to use the technology to road test autonomous vehicles (AVs) in London.
Volkswagen (VW) will now fit an activated carbon filter in all its models following an increase in the number of people suffering from allergies.
Renault, French specialist maritime company Seine Alliance, and electric propulsion expert Green-Vision have developed the first all-electric passenger boat powered by so-called ‘second life’ batteries.
SEAT has announced the development of its first-ever all-electric scooter as the Spanish car maker implements its urban mobility strategy, which focuses on offering sustainable solutions for cities.
MIT and Toyota have designed a new model to help autonomous vehicles determine when it’s safe to merge into traffic at intersections with obstructed views.
Transport for London (TfL) has revealed it intends to double the number of trips on the Thames to 20 million by 2035 in order to make the river an integral part of the city’s transport network again.
TRL, a UK-based centre for innovation in global transport and mobility, has launched its new advanced vehicle technology route risk tool at this year’s Highways UK event.
Daimler has provided a progress report on the testing and development of its Mercedes-Benz eActros battery-electric truck, which has been evaluated under real-world conditions by customers for over a year.
Lucas Casasnovas has been appointed head of urban mobility at SEAT, an area that encompasses all of the company’s projects related with new urban mobility, including XMOBA and Respiro.
MIT has developed a new navigation method that enables robots to locate front doors, an innovation that could help speed up autonomous last-mile delivery.
