Analysis | Startup Life | 24 Mar Coronavirus: Which startups are winning and losing? Europe’s founders on how coronavirus has shaken their plans.
Interview | Mobility | 27 Feb BlaBlaCar on doing deals and getting back to profit Chief executive Nicolas Brusson talks about acquisitions, growth and when BlaBlaCar will be ready for the stock market.
Analysis | Mobility | 19 Feb What’s next in Europe’s scooter wars? City tenders, operational costs and funding fatigue could all kill European scooter startups this year. But will they?
Interview | Mobility | 7 Feb Cracking the code to European expansion, Virtuo’s way With 70% of its sales coming from returning clients, Paris-based startup Virtuo is looking to build on customer loyalty to expand into Germany and Italy next.
Interview | Mobility | 30 Jan Is this the future of urban parcel deliveries? Berlin-based e-mobility startup ONO has developed a new type of electric, cargo-carrying vehicle to improve the messy state of urban logistics.
Interview | Transport | 23 Jan This Hungarian startup is using off-the-shelf cameras and chips to kit out its self-driving cars The big companies are using Lidar cameras for their autonomous cars. But AImotive is taking a different approach.
Analysis | Mobility | 30 Dec The best of Sifted: Mobility and travel We'll still be talking about electric scooters, driverless vehicles and flying cars in 2020. So you'd better catch up on Sifted's mobility and travel must-reads.
News | Mobility | 20 Dec Solar electric car startup Sono Motors has less than two weeks to crowdfund €50m A Munich-based startup has dumped prospective investment deals to embark on an ambitious — some say impossible — crowdfunding campaign to get its solar electric vehicle into production. But will it make it?
News | Cities | 19 Dec Chaotic strikes push Parisians to startup way 15 days of French strikes force Parisians to explore alternatives for mobility and getting work done. Startups like BlaBlaCar, Cityscoot, Zenpark and Neo-nomade are some of the winners.
News | Transport | 25 Nov European taxi startups revel in Uber’s London-licence blow Europe's on-demand taxi startups like Bolt are loving the news this morning that Uber has lost its London taxi licence.
Interview | Mobility | 14 Nov Autonomous flying taxis will arrive by 2031, says Volocopter They will be accessible to everyone, not just for VIPs, says the German startup.
News | Mobility | 13 Nov The week in mobility: Big raises for Voi and Frontier Car Group Our roundup of Europe's top mobility news this week: Voi raises $85m, Frontier Car Group raises $400m and Cowboy launches e-bikes in three new markets.
Analysis | VC | 12 Nov European VC firm Balderton’s heavy hitters As Balderton raises its 7th fund, we ask: how great, really, is its portfolio?
News | Mobility | 11 Nov Voi raises $85m, promises to improve unit economics Europe’s leading scooter startup Voi has raised another big round just a year after launching. With so much VC cash, how will it not do an Uber?
Interview | Transport | 30 Oct Bigger than BlaBlaCar? French unicorn BlaBlaCar has convinced millions of customers to carpool on long trips; now it wants to tap into a much bigger market by getting people to carpool to work.
News | Mobility | 30 Oct European mobility weekly: FiveAI launches groundbreaking self-driving car trials in the UK As passengers try out self-driving cars for the first time on British streets, ViaVan launches another on-demand bus service in Germany and Paris introduces new scooter laws.
