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Hyundai Connected Mobility approaches the Connectivity Revolution

by Robin MørenssonMobility, Tech May 7, 2024May 7, 2024No Comments

Comprehending the transformation of the industry from mechanical-based to software-based, Hyundai Motor Europe has introduced Hyundai Connected Mobility. This initiative aims to propel Hyundai’s evolution by delivering a spectrum of digital in-car and in-app services alongside innovative mobility solutions, ensuring a seamless customer experience throughout the vehicle lifecycle, and will be available in all next-gen …

Juice Ultra 2 Battery: the revolution of charging stations?

by Robin MørenssonMobility April 5, 2024April 4, 2024No Comments

Juice Ultra 2 Battery is the latest innovation from the Swiss company Juice, renowned for its multifunctional Booster cable. The new charging station is powered by massive batteries ranging from 233 kWh to 466 kWh for specific contexts. They eliminate the need for grid reinforcement or extensive installation procedures. Capable of delivering rapid charging up …

EU’s road to independence coul have high costs

by Robin MørenssonMobility March 21, 2024March 21, 2024No Comments

Among the various topics discussed at EVision, one of the most critical ones emerged: resources, and the elusive rare earths. There’s ongoing discussion regarding Europe’s dependence on China and other countries for the supply of materials like cobalt or nickel, necessary for batteries and electric motors, as well as the reliance of automobile manufacturers on …

At EVision, we will discuss electric mobility

by Robin MørenssonCars, Mobility February 20, 2024February 20, 2024No Comments

On March 6th and 7th, 2024, we are Media Partner of E-Vision, an event dedicated to electric and sustainable mobility promoted by Eurelectric. The event is open to all industry operators, and registration can be done directly on the official website. It takes place at Autoworld Brussels, Parc du Cinquantenaire 11. We will be present …

Kia and Rimac invest in Project 3 Mobility for European autonomous driving

by Robin MørenssonMobility February 6, 2024February 6, 2024No Comments

Project 3 Mobility (P3) is a Croatian company focused on developing new vehicles and ecosystems for urban autonomous mobility. The company has announced the completion of its most significant investment round, which has allowed it to raise approximately 100 million euros (ca 756 millions DKK) through private investors. Among these investors, P3 boasts giants such …

SUVs will spend a lot of money for parking in Paris

by Robin MørenssonMobility February 5, 2024February 5, 2024No Comments

In the end, the referendum to penalize SUVs in Paris has taken place. Ultimately, with 54% support and 78,121 votes out of approximately 1.4 million eligible voters, Paris will implement a parking fee three times higher for SUVs compared to other vehicles. It is important to note, however, that this additional fee will only be …

Sweden and Norway will soon have Hydrogen airplanes

by Robin MørenssonMobility February 1, 2024February 1, 2024No Comments

SAS is taking a significant step towards sustainable aviation by focusing on hydrogen-powered aircraft, aiming to introduce them to airports in Sweden and Norway. The airline has joined forces with Airbus, Avinor, Swedavia, and Vattenfall, signing a Memorandum of Understanding to assess the feasibility of a hydrogen infrastructure at airports in the two Nordic monarchies. …

Nordic passports are among the most powerful in the world

by Robin MørenssonMobility January 19, 2024January 20, 2024No Comments

In 2024, the world has seen a series of significant changes in the ranking, but Nordic passports are still in the first 5 most powerful in the world. This ranking is based on the number of destinations that passport holders can access without the need for a visa. Top-Ranked Passports Six countries have earned the …

Red Sea Crisis is now a huge problem for Scandinavia and European automotive

by Robin MørenssonMobility January 12, 2024January 15, 2024No Comments

The Red Sea Crisis is escalating into a significant problem, with Houthi attacks on container ships increasingly complicating global transportation and driving up costs. The international military response seems to be falling short, leaving the maritime trade industry grappling with challenges and potential repercussions, starting from automotive industry and car makers that are stopping productions, …