News | Deeptech | 22 Jun AImotive raises $20m to become Europe’s ‘largest VC-backed automated driving company’ Hungarian startup has raised over $70m as it looks for affordable and software-driven solutions to making autonomous driving a reality.
Analysis | Travel | 18 Jun Meet the Valencian startup taking on Richard Branson in the Hyperloop race Valencia-based Zeleros recently scored €7m to get its nose in front of the Hyperloop race.
Analysis | Startup Life | 16 Jun Europe’s top tech for good startups to watch Here are European startups worth knowing that have built their business with social and environmental impact in mind. But will the tech for good opportunity survive coronavirus?
News | Logistics | 11 Jun Ontruck raises €17m in Spain’s biggest round of 2020 Digital freight platform OnTruck has big plans to develop its carbon-saving logistics tech.
Interview | Startup Life | 11 Jun Could Meero’s founder be the next Emmanuel Macron? Meero’s flamboyant founder Thomas Rebaud has been thinking a lot about employees, doing deals — and politics.
News | Flying Cars | 9 Jun Baillie Gifford backs Lillium’s flying taxi vision Flying taxi company Lilium has bagged $35m from Baillie Gifford, the UK investment firm known for backing disruptors like Tesla, SpaceX, Airbnb and Spotify.
Sponsored News | Investment | 5 Jun Top 10 early-stage startups making waves in eastern Europe From next generation delivery drones to facial recognition scanners, these startups with global ambitions show why you should be eyeing up the eastern European startup scene.
Interview | Science | 5 Jun Meet the JEDI fighting Covid…and for Europe’s tech future Could this be Europe's equivalent to the US Defence department's DARPA?
News | Startup Life | 4 Jun 94% of VC-backed startups are going to survive Covid Station F’s ecosystem survey looks at how startups are coping with coronavirus. The answer is: mostly well.
Analysis | Micromobility | 3 Jun The big scooter bounce back begins Scooter operators have had a hard few months — but now they're springing back into action. Who's taken the lead?
Interview | Venture Capital | 3 Jun Who will the Covid unicorns be? Pascal Cagni used to be Steve Jobs’ Europe guy at Apple. Now he’s running a VC with a five unicorn track record and a recipe for investing after coronavirus.
Analysis | Ecommerce | 2 Jun The surprise sectors set to boom post-lockdown Universities, estate agents and recruiters set for a serious shakeup in the post-lockdown world, finds a new report.
Analysis | Cities | 2 Jun Why Covid is your ticket to working by the beach If everyone’s working remotely, will Europe’s tech capitals lose to smaller hubs with lifestyle perks? Marseille for one is making a push to shine.
Analysis | Micromobility | 29 May Scooter wars are back on — in the UK Europe's scooter startups have a new battleground: Britain. Here's how they plan to win.
News | Government | 27 May French tracking app faces moment of truth France is getting ready to launch its own virus tracking software. But there’s no guarantee a “made in France” app will win over parliament — or the French.
Opinion | Mobility | 22 May Now is the moment for European cities to get a move on and leave cars behind From Milan to Paris to London, European cities are making positive steps towards people-friendly streets.
