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How will robo-taxis be kept in good condition?
Managing the relationship between shared autonomous vehicle and rider will be vital, and that means clean seats, no rubbish and no lost items. By Freddie Holmes
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First dates, mobility style: partnerships are pivotal to ecosystem advances
Megan Lampinen reports back on some of the industry debate around start-ups vs established players, as explored at M:bility | California
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Battery-powered beasts of burden: could the pick-up segment go electric?
The immense popularity of the pick-up combined with increasing pressures to electrify could be an opportunity for US automakers—but are batteries really up for the job? By Xavier Boucherat
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Interview: Dr Frederik Zohm, Chief Technology Officer, MAN Truck & Bus
MAN Truck & Bus speaks to Megan Lampinen about its vision for the future of trucking
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Mass transit—the backbone of London’s zero emissions goals
For London to go carbon neutral, it must make its comprehensive range of public transport offerings cleaner and more appealing than the car. By Jack Hunsley
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What role will AI play in the cockpit of the future?
The cockpit of the future will likely be dominated by voice control, and Affectiva believes that requires the introduction of human perception artificial intelligence. By Freddie Holmes
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Can Luxembourg become a future mobility tech hub?
With access to key European markets and a cross-border test bed for automated and connected vehicles, Luxembourg aims to become the ‘digital heart’ of Europe. By Freddie Holmes
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Does the connected car pose a threat to a connected life?
With more on-demand mobility services than ever at the tap of a smartphone, the old adage of ‘more connections, more risks’ has never been more accurate. By Freddie Holmes
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Poised and prepared: proactive sensor cleaning is a must
For automated vehicles, connectivity could mean the end of mucky sensors. By Freddie Holmes
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Consumers must be kept in the loop with public AV testing
The American Automobile Association may be best known for its roadside assistance, so why is it closely involved with AV developments? Freddie Holmes investigates
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How graph technology can help map a car’s DNA
Data expert Emil Eifrem makes the case for a fresh approach to understanding the complexity of today's vehicle production
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From emissions to social equality: the Silicon Valley spin on start-up nurture
Prospect Silicon Valley's CEO speaks to Megan Lampinen about the importance of supporting new players in the clean mobility market
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For Washington DC, emissions reduction means only one thing: fewer cars
Washington DC wants to be the greenest in the nation, but the city’s crippling congestion problem means this will depend on far more than EV initiatives. By Xavier Boucherat
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