On display for “The Road Ahead: Reimagining Mobility” at the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum in New York, are design projects related to the future of mobility.

MaaS is commercially attractive for applications such as short hop to medium-distance commuting and local urban delivery networks.

Bosch is developing systems and components for automating, connecting, and electrifying shuttles.

Here Mobility's all-in-one social mobility app is designed to give users the ability to choose who they ride with.

Transatlantic link-up offers smart, on-demand, zero-carbon “last-mile self-driving mobility” solution.

The two are integrating Torc’s L4 Asimov self-driving software into the i-Cristal embedded intelligence system.

Trillium hosting expert panels and technology demonstrations at Westgate Booth 501.

A survey by CITE Research and Dassault Systèmes shows that more than 70% of respondents expect to use hybrid or fully electric vehicles.

Snap is shrunk into microSNAP; fully automated robot station joins and separates chassis and bodies autonomously.

Regulatory approval on merger of mobility services marks milestone for joint venture.