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IIHS President David Harkey will share early findings from new testing of delivery vans, pickups, and work trucks — and what the data means for fleet safety decisions.
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The paper aims to provide a framework for the design, development, verification, and validation of safe automated passenger vehicles (AVs).
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Evie Networks will use EV Connect’s EV Cloud platform to deploy and manage a network of 42 sites and over 80 new ultra-fast Tritium charging stations in their first phase network, aimed at connecting Australia’s major capital cities.
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In its 2018 Sustainability Report, General Motors outlines its mobility, electric vehicle, and autonomous roadmap. GM’ Mary Barra: “We believe in an all-electric future.”
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Lyft will also add public transit info for nearby counties into its app.
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Voom "air taxi service" is planned to launch in San Francisco in the fall.
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The EV-Star is a 25-foot bus that can be customized with executive seating, wheelchair lifts, and high-density seating configurations to suit a range of customer needs and applications, making it ideally suited for van pooling, ridesharing, and shuttle services.
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Merchants Fleet CEO Brendan P. Keegan will discuss the trend toward an increasingly mobile future and how FleetTech partners like Merchants are equipped to manage and connect this diverse system for their enterprise clients at TechCrunch Sessions: Mobility, July 10 in San Jose, Calif.
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The pilot program will be confined to a small area outside of Phoenix where Waymo has already been testing its autonomous technology.
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The service, launched in Berlin, will expand to Prague and Hamburg in 2020. The number of carsharing users in Germany has risen to 2.46 million this year.
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While harvesting data and new concepts such as shared mobility may reduce fleet size, Keegan says the increased importance of utilization and return on net assets make conserving fleet spend is an imperative.
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