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Can ‘One Nation, One Card’ entice Bengalureans back to mass transit?
Public transport in Bengaluru is expensive, often inconvenient, and unpopular. But a new mobility payment card could help to change perceptions, writes Betti Hunter
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Bengaluru needs its new mobility providers—but are they really helping?
Bengaluru boasts a host of modern mobility services. What’s the picture like on the ground, and are they improving the overall transport ecosystem? By Xavier Boucherat
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Digital design to make or break online retail
How do vehicle retailers create a user experience that ultimately drives transactions? By Megan Lampinen
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COMMENT: London’s ULEZ encourages AFV adoption, but at what cost?
Consideration of alternative fuelled vehicles is up as cities introduce Ultra Low Emissions Zones. Paul Nash reflects on government efforts to mitigate the effects of air pollution
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The hunt is on for ‘end-game’ tech to slash EV battery production costs
Electric vehicle adoption could stall if battery costs remain high. According to energy investment start-up Volta, a new standard is needed. By Betti Hunter
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Customer experiences and new tech—enough to keep dealerships relevant?
New customer services coupled with technologies such as augmented reality mean that despite challenges, it would be unwise to write off the dealership just yet. By Xavier Boucherat
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Automakers explore Bengaluru’s shared mobility potential
Could shared mobility help tackle the city's intense traffic congestion? By Megan Lampinen
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Clean vehicles require a lifecycle approach to emissions
In future, a vehicle’s CO2 footprint may be calculated from ‘well to tank’ to consider the emissions that arise during manufacturing, fuel production and recharging. By Freddie Holmes
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US gives self-driving trucks the green light
The US government has said it will do what it takes to make self-driving trucks a reality, and developers must now decide how best to deliver the technology. By Xavier Boucherat
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Traditional dealer assets provide solid base for evolution
From a varied vehicle fleet and trained staff to maintenance facilities and a local customer base, dealers have plenty of assets. They simply need to use them more effectively, writes Megan Lampinen
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Interview: Jérôme Rigaud, Chief Operating Officer, Navya
The future of last-mile travel is green, shared and on-demand, believes Navya’s COO. And there’s plenty to do to encourage people out of their cars. By Betti Hunter
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How the internet is changing auto retail
With customer online expectation growing, now is the time for dealerships to embrace the world of online retail. By Jack Hunsley
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Mahindra spearheads home-grown electrification efforts
Confidence is high at Mahindra Electric that India will emerge as a global leader in electrification, which in turn will help to tackle Bengaluru’s pollution problems. By Xavier Boucherat
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