Electromobility (e-mobility)

Electromobility (also e-mobility) refers in a narrower sense to the use of vehicles with electric drives. In a broader sense, electromobility also encompasses topics that have greater overlaps with the actual technical implementation or use of electrified drives, such as the relevant charging infrastructure or new types of mobility concepts based on a high prevalence of electric vehicles.

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The automotive department of Nextbase presents the dashcams 385GW and 385GWX, which were specifically developed with the needs of vehicle manufacturers and dealers in mind. Users can install the dashcams themselves or have them installed by a professional dealer.

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(dpa) The Japanese automotive giant Toyota has an ambitious project: its own city of the future where people are to develop and test new technologies. The first phase is now complete.

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(ots/PRNewswire/fn) - Moove, a global leader in innovative mobility solutions, signed a groundbreaking fleet partnership with Waymo, the world's leading company for autonomous driving, at the beginning of December. This collaboration is the first commercial partnership of its kind for the Waymo One App.

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(dpa/lno) Since January 1, only emission-free taxis are allowed to be registered in Hamburg. Some entrepreneurs purchased new combustion engine cars before the end of the year. Are there any problems with the e-taxis?