Mobility Solutions for Fleets
Mercedes-Benz Vans battery-electric Concept EQV van can travel up to 250 miles on a single charge. The van makes its debut at this year’s IAA in Hannover, Germany in September.
Electrify America and EVgo announced an interoperability agreement that allows drivers to charge their EVs on both EVgo and Electrify America public chargers without additional fees
The report explains the test results of 40 individuals and gives suggestions on what mobility and infrastructure changes may need to be implemented to ensure safety on roadways.
The one-time fee would be paid by developers applying for building permits to pay for services such as roads, police protection, and public facilities.
Geofencing has been enacted on the university’s campus to limit the use of motorized scooters to eight parking areas. Fines will be issued for violating the policy.
Daimler Trucks North America presented the keys to its first two production eCascadia battery-electric tractors to Penske and NFI on Aug. 21 in Napa Valley, California.
A claim made by the California's franchise dealers asserts that Volvo Car USA's Care by Volvo violates the state's vehicle code by creating competition between the automaker and its dealers.
Over the next 24 months the delivery robots will be available to college students across 100 campuses.
The tech giant hopes to expand its autonomous testing into the U.S. A Yandex autonomous prototype now costs $6.5 million rubles ($98,000), down from the first prototype cost of $9.5 million.
The firm’s 2019 Mobility Confidence Index Study found that consumers lack comfort about riding in and being on the road with self-driving vehicles and they still have concerns over charging infrastructure and affordability of electric cars.
