The senator who once campaigned on (literally) shooting down President Obama’s environmental agenda happens to be in charge of writing the Democrats’ climate legislation. With only 50 votes in the Senate, Democrats have no choice but to work with Joe […]
We convened with our partners at the leading North American charging network, FLO, September 22, for a fascinating conversation about new and emerging business models for electric vehicle charging in cities: Exploring the Economics of EV Charging – Ownership Models […]
Uber, Lyft and other American gig economy companies face regulatory headaches, driver shortages and worker protests, while Chinese ride-hailing giant Didi denies rumors that it is facing a state takeover. British automaker Lotus unveils four new EVs and Mercedes announces five. Toyota, which has resisted the rush to […]
CoMotion IMPACT convened with our partner Nexar Wednesday, September 8 at 10am PST, for an exciting conversation: Seeing the World at Scale: How Affordable Collection of Vision Data Will Transform Cities. For the connected cities of tomorrow to fully deliver […]
A judge strikes down Prop 22, the law Uber and Lyft spent big to get passed in California – but the companies vow to appeal. Not a great couple of weeks for GM, forced to idle plants in response to a chip shortage […]
Joe Biden has the Republican votes he needs to pass the $1 trillion infrastructure package, but now it’s his own party that is causing problems. In a sign that Everyman is ready to go electric, used EVs are selling faster than any other […]
CoMotion IMPACT convened August 11 with our partner, TransLoc. We hosted a fascinating and important discussion: Transit Utopia: Where Movement Meets Possibility. The first two decades of the 21st century have ushered in amazing innovations in transportation and mobility — […]
The infrastructure package is not advancing as quickly as Sen. Chuck Schumer would like — but it’s certainly not dead yet. One roadblock: some Republicans think it’s not right that only 80% of the proposed transportation funding would go to highways. On […]
Is there actually a deal on infrastructure? While there may be 60 senators who have agreed to a vague framework for $600 billion in new spending on roads, transit, broadband and other physical assets, some Republicans are balking over concerns about how […]
If Richard Branson’s journey into space briefly distracted you from the mobility news back on Planet Earth, we’re here to catch you up. Auto giant Stellantis, the parent company of Fiat Chrysler and Peugeot, joins the EV arms race, pledging to invest $35 […]
