Analysis | Transport | 25 Oct Is this the future of public transport? Outside of big cities, the car is still the king of the commute. But as ViaVan launches on-demand electric transport in Milton Keynes, and other new shared transport services spring up across Europe, are its days numbered?
News | Mobility | 23 Oct European mobility weekly: Uber muscles in on Citymapper’s territory Lilium and Volocopter's flying taxis take off and increased funding in cybersecurity for connected cars.
News | Mobility | 22 Oct Lilium vs Volocopter: battle of the air taxis Both startups need to convince regulators and the public that their planned air taxi services could start running in cities in the next few years.
Analysis | Health | 16 Oct Seven exoskeleton startups rising up in Europe The exoskeleton market generates well over $100m in revenue each year.
News | Mobility | 16 Oct The week in mobility: electric cars & Uber’s grocery play Uber buys an on-demand grocery startup and Dyson drops electric vehicles, while Swedish startup Uniti's compact electric car goes on sale.
News | Accelerators | 15 Oct UK startups are shying away from aerospace, says Boeing Here’s how the US company is hoping to tempt more of them in
News | Health | 14 Oct Visionable is using 5G to build smart ambulances Will the ‘Skype for doctors’ startup transform health?
News | Transport | 10 Oct Former Volvo boss raises $25m to disrupt the transport market with autonomous electric trucks Being the first driverless electric truck on public roads, Einride now has the means to take its sustainable transportation system to the US.
Interview | Travel | 10 Oct Experience: “I launched my startup in the worst possible week” Hannah Cox was excited to launch her travel startup the other week. But then the implosion of WeWork and the collapse of ThomasCook threw it all off track.
Interview | Mobility | 9 Oct How Spanish scooter startup Koko went from market leader to exit in just 11 months Spanish founder Oriana Circelli shares the "crazy" and "brutal" journey of launching her escooter startup Koko.
News | Mobility | 9 Oct The week in mobility: scooter funding & regulation debate Scooter startups raise even more money, while further regulatory crackdowns seem imminent in Paris. Plus a mysterious new micromobility vehicle is in the making.
Opinion | Cities | 4 Oct Europe — stop apologising and start connecting startup cities Europe is producing 15 times as many €1bn+ tech startups as it did a decade ago, but it needs to connect startup cities to truly have impact.
Interview | Mobility | 2 Oct German transport unicorn FlixMobility wants to move the world FlixMobility's electric green buses are a common sight across Europe and, since last year, in the US as well. In July, the German startup raised €500m at a €2bn valuation with big plans to expand.
Interview | Transport | 2 Oct “We’re not going to launch a Blablatrains” French unicorn Blablacar has conquered the world of carpooling. Can it also become the go-to app for booking long-distance buses — and trains?
Opinion | Mobility | 26 Sep Investors in autonomous cars are heading for a crash It's an insanely crowded space and the technology is still years from being ready: investors pouring money into autonomous driving startups are going to get burnt
Interview | Mobility | 25 Sep Cazoo goes full speed ahead Zoopla founder Alex Chesterman’s latest startup is as ambitious as they come; Cazoo, a used car retailer, has raised £56.5m, hired 120 people and hasn’t even launched yet.
