urban mobility

Uniti One: an electric car in the shape of a bubble

Uniti, the Swedish manufacturer of electric vehicles, unveiled its latest product, the One car, in front of a crowd of 2,000 people. It represents a special experience for users, and it can also boast of extraordinary efficiency. With a full battery with a capacity of 22 kWh, it can travel as much as 300 kilometers.

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Peugeot has developed a tilting three-wheeled hybrid scooter

Peugeot has revealed a new electric solution in the world of mobility. It is placed between the two-wheel and four-wheel segments and has a plug-in hybrid drive. The two electric motors hidden in the wheels are accompanied by an internal combustion engine.

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Simba Snoozeliner: Traveling by bus is about to be completely different

The sullen faces in the middle of London as people rush to their workplaces in the morning may soon be replaced by smiling and rested faces. This is said to be possible with the help of the Snoozeliner, a luxury bus equipped with beds, memory mattresses and fragrances to help you sleep better.

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Billy: an electric BMX bike for over grass and stubble

Enki Cycles is the company behind Billy, the electric BMX bike, on Kickstarter. Their philosophy for developing the bike is very simple: the bike should just be fun. They resisted the idea of creating just another electric bike, as they wanted more. This is how the BMX electric bike was created, which can make every journey fun.

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Moia presents an electric concept for six passengers

Moia is a Berlin-based mobility startup that is 100% owned by the Volkswagen Group. They presented their vision of a fully electric van that has enough space for six people. The concept was developed in only ten months of cooperation with Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles.

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Icelanders with 3D-zebra to drive slower and more carefully

We can safely admit that the traffic culture is almost stereotypically much better in the northern part of Europe than here. The reason for this is a combination of various factors, which we will not deal with now. We will rather look at what they have done to increase traffic safety in an Icelandic city, and maybe it will inspire us too.

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Airbus Racer: the fastest helicopter in the world

If you didn't know, Airbus also makes helicopters. At this year's Paris Air Show, they presented the design for the aerodynamics of the fastest helicopter, which is being created under the auspices of the European research program Clear Sky 2. They plan to finish the last details in 2019, and a year later, the fastest helicopter in the world, the Airbus Racer, should already be flying.

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The Unu electric scooter can become a summer hit

Summer is by far the best time of year to enjoy riding a scooter. And since everything electric is "in" at the moment, we've found an accessible and nice urban seducer for you. The electrified electric scooter Unu is with you.

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Next: will we soon be driving in 'cubes'?

There have been rumors for quite some time that public transport is in need of a thorough overhaul. Outdated systems, dilapidated infrastructure, lack of adaptation to the needs of modern man, etc. - all these are reasons for the initiative that something needs to change in this area. Partnership between NextFuture Transportation and Globetouch Inc. promises solutions. Are you wondering what kind?

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MWC 2017: Ford Autolivery – the autonomous delivery driver of the future

Are classic delivery days counted? There are drones, there are autonomous vehicles. When we put it all together, man is really redundant. This was also realized by Ford, which brought a study of an autonomous Ford Autolivery delivery vehicle equipped with drones to the mobile phone fair MWC 2017.

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How can you survive in Ljubljana without a car?

Ljubljana is introducing certain sustainable green measures in September, among which are the opening of some traffic improvements intended mainly for cyclists and pedestrians, the expansion of the Bicikelj system and the opening of the Kolopark, new bicycle racks at the LPP end stations and the installation of new charging stations for electric vehicles. Ljubljana passenger transport will present the new LPP service - on-call transport with new Eurban electric vehicles. On car-free day, September 22, city buses will be free. In this way, Ljubljana asks us a clear question: do we still need a car? We researched alternative transport options and looked at what life without a car might look like in our capital.

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Car sharing — Ljubljana — The people of Ljubljana will share BMW, Renault and Smart for new mobility

Ljubljana is one of the first in Europe to get a long-awaited project — 100 % electric car sharing. It is one of the fastest growing trends in the global automotive industry. Electric car sharing the model was presented by the company Avant car with the support of partners and thus represents the mobility solution Avant2Go. In the first year, 50 BMW, Renault and Smart electric vehicles will be driving through the streets of Ljubljana — which should relieve the capital by 500 to 1,000 vehicles. The start of the service, which will lead the people of Ljubljana into a new era of mobility, is expected at the beginning of next month. The minimum rental price starts from three euros.

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